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All You Need To Know About Pure Silk Dupatta 

When you hear the word "silk," images of a shining, silky cloth with a regal aesthetic come to mind. Silk, one of the earliest textiles in human history, is made from threads spun out from cocoons of silk moths. It's a high-protein fabric that is often utilised to create handicrafts, accessories, and clothing.


All You Need To Know About Pure Silk Dupatta 

When you hear the word "silk," images of a shining, silky cloth with a regal aesthetic come to mind. Silk, one of the earliest textiles in human history, is made from threads spun out from cocoons of silk moths. It's a high-protein fabric that is often utilised to create handicrafts, accessories, and clothing.

There are several types of silks available they vary based on the type of silk moth, the variety of yarn used, and also S and Z combinations. Pure silk is one of the most common types of silk used as a material in various products. Following chemically treating the threads to eliminate any clinging protein coatings, pure silk is weaved. Raw silk is woven from untreated threads containing sericin. Natural yarns are irregular, giving the material a lovely shine and a bit of abrasion yet a silky feel. High-end designer dresses and unstructured shapes like silk dupattas, salwar kameez suits and lehenga cholis frequently include raw silk.

Explore Different Types Of Heavy Silk Dupattas At iTokri 

At iTokri we have curated a great collection of silk dupattas online that can be paired with various traditional outfits. Have a formal office event to attend? Is there a wedding coming up that you have to attend? No matter what the occasion women can always pair our printed silk dupatta with their outfits to create a stunning appearance. 

We have used different traditional printing techniques such as Kantha embroidery, tie-dye, phulkari hand embroidery, kashidakari hand embroidery, ajrakh block print handloom, karomi handwoven, and many more. These prints create a beautiful silk chunni for you to use. So now buy silk dupattas from iTokri at the best prices. You can also explore our  silk fabric,  silk Kurtis,  silk weave sarees,  silk dress materials,  silk weave stoles,  silk blouse fabric,  and other silk products as well. 

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