Materials & Quality

Silk velvet scarves combine warmth, softness and lustre, with natural mulberry silk fibres and a refined pile for elegant cold-weather styling.

If the world were to vote for the pickiest eater, the silkworm would easily win. For thousands of years, this tiny creature has adhered to an ironclad.

Understand the difference between silk and mulberry silk, including fibre source, quality, feel and what product labels really mean.

Xiangyunsha fabric comes in distinct constructions, each shaped by plant dyeing, river mud finishing and the base silk weave.

Xiangyunsha workmanship is one of the most distinctive textile traditions in the world. With a history of at least five to six hundred years, it is the only Xiangyunsha produced entirely with plant dyes. The dyeing and finishing techniques are complex and require specific raw materials and climate conditions. As […]

Learn the difference between silk and mulberry silk, why fibre source matters, and what 100% silk labels really mean.

The Xiangyunsha production process — also known as the Gambiered Canton Silk process — is one of China’s most distinctive traditional textile methods. Craftsmen produce Xiangyunsha using an ancient plant-dyeing and mud-finishing method that requires specific raw materials, precise techniques, and a climate found only in the Pearl River Delta region of Guangdong. This guide

Cantonese Cloud silk is a specialty of Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, and holds national geographical indication protection status in China. Also known as “Resonant Cloud Silk,” it was originally called “Liang Silk.” Craftsmen produce it by dyeing silk fabric with plant dye derived from the sweet potato plant […]

Silk scarves have earned their place as one of fashion’s most enduring accessories. Their luxurious feel, elegant drape, and remarkable versatility make them a staple in any wardrobe. Whether you wear them around the neck, in the hair, or over the shoulders, the right silk scarf transforms an outfit. This guide […]