Sourced from the “Silk City” of India, this yarn carries the heritage of a region that has been the heart of Indian sericulture for decades. Its yellow color is deep and iconic, the same hue used in the world-famous Mysore Silk sarees. The yarn is reeled to a high standard, offering a perfect balance of softness and structural strength. It has a characteristic “snap” and luster that is highly prized by traditional weavers across the country. This yarn is a symbol of regional pride and the centuries of expertise held by the people of Bengaluru. It is the perfect choice for anyone wanting to create a piece of authentic Indian silk history.
Silk Yarn In Bengaluru (Yellow)
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