Grade 6A Mulberry Silk Twilly Scarf with Dunhuang Fresco Floral Pattern

Integrate art into your daily rhythm with this Mulberry silk twilly. Woven from premium Grade 6A fibers, the material offers a translucent, pearl-white luster and exceptional breathability. Adorned with intricate motifs inspired by Dunhuang frescoes, this scarf functions as a tactile conduit for mindfulness. Its soft, slippery drape provides a weightless sensation, allowing you to carry a piece of historical beauty as you move through your day with intention.

• Grade 6A: Good silk comes from good silkworm cocoons. The best silkworm cocoons are round, plump, and uniform in size, and the surface color is the same as that of pearls. They are gentle and not dazzling, very clean, and almost free of impurities. Such a good cocoon can extract about 1200 meters of silk. Good silk is crystal clear and translucent, not snow white, but pearl white. When we touch this kind of silk, we will feel "comfort, soft, and slippery", with good air permeability, warm but not dry.
• Grade B: provides lesser comfort and feels slightly rough. It also does not have the luminous natural shine possessed by Grade 6A.
• Grade C: has a yellowish appearance with brown dots. This grade of silk feels like cotton, and it has a rough texture with hardly any natural shine. It has a lumpy feel and is not as breathable as the other two grades of silk.