silk fabric

"If you are a Japanese woman, silk fabric is part of your life," she said.

She uses 15 to 20 colors on her silk fabrics.

Other silk fabric was used as a projection surface in the final presentation of the work.

The many sheer silk fabrics give her collection a light, airy feeling.

"I wanted to try them in these silk fabrics.

The area became known for producing cotton, silk fabrics, and carpets.

A small amount of blood dotted the silk fabric.

Color changes as you hold the Thai silk fabric at varying angles against light.

June Roberts went and touched the old silk fabric, tears filling her eyes.

A pale pink silk fabric fell to the floor in a straight skirt.

"I had a friend at Saks got me this green silk fabric to make a suit.

Most of the shops sell silk fabric, not sewn into a garment.

She dyes her own silk fabrics to create fiber ritual art.

The six rooms are beautifully decorated with silk fabrics and Asian art.

Then he worked in Mogilev on the building of the silk fabric.

The silk fabric she favored became widely known as Alix jersey.

Some silk fabrics will drape beautifully while others have a light, crisp appearance.

Over the following 200 years silk fabrics, new colors, and single layers were introduced to the kimono.

Silk fabric is available in ranges for apparel and for other purposes.

Above the pink marble wainscoting, the walls were finished in green silk fabric.

The result is a silk fabric in which bold blocks of color float luminously against a light ground.

She also found work hand-painting silk fabrics and scarves.

During this period, there was no public knowledge of silk fabric production except for that which was kept secret by the Chinese.

Glazed pottery and brilliantly colored silk fabrics are among its most famous products.