Another treasure from the silk capital, this “Pale Yellow” raw silk offers a softer, more modern take on the traditional yellow yarn. It captures the expertise of Bengaluru’s reelers but with a color palette that is designed for contemporary global tastes. The “Raw” texture provides a beautiful structural quality to the yarn, making it ideal for creating fabrics with volume and “stand.” It is a versatile material, used for everything from high-fashion evening wear to luxury home furnishings. This yarn is a testament to how traditional regional industries can adapt and thrive in the modern world. It is a piece of Bengaluru’s soul, refined for a new generation of designers.
Mulberry Raw Silk Yarn In Bengaluru (Pale Yellow)
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