Collectible craft weaving-sericulture organza hangings-Morning Star (rice bran powder)

<Appreciation and collection of organza hand-woven ornaments> Organza has been one of the most advanced fabrics in the world since ancient times. It has the characteristics of exquisiteness, lightness and clarity. After dyeing, its texture is like that of a butterfly's wings, which is breathtakingly beautiful. This beautiful organza pendant is made from the millennium craftsmanship of the intangible cultural heritage of the Indochina Peninsula, silk cultured in ancient methods, hand-picked, dyed, and woven. In addition to the rare natural silk material, in terms of twisting technology, organ silk needs to be twisted in a special way - the single strand of silk is twisted in the opposite direction tightly and with tension, so that the pores of the yarn are smaller and the production The clarity of the finished cloth will be better. To turn soft silk into hard organza, it is necessary to go through complicated procedures of carding and acidifying the silk thread. After heavy dyeing and color fixing, it is woven with plain weaving techniques. This handmade pendant is unique. It comes from the weaving of craftsmen in the international craft center of Laos, silkworm breeding, silk taking, twisting, dyeing, and weaving. The details are woven into natural rice straw, wild coix seeds such as shell luster, etc. , plus the sun, dragon, river, moon and other natural image textures that are full of blessings, symbolize respect and enthusiasm for all things in nature, and every detail makes people feel the incredible nature and craftsmanship. Whether it is hung on the wall, used as a partition curtain or curtain, it adds a unique and beautiful atmosphere to the space. We invite you to collect together, the unique weaving craft of organ yarn. l Texture meaning l the stars retired pink sky another way silently guarding l Dimensions l 55x117cm The tassels are about 8cm from top to bottom l dyeing method l German non-toxic chemical dyes https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52738362898_5af9161708_b.jpg