ERI Silk and Cotton Stole / Mother's Day Gift / Fashion Scarf

Handwoven ERI Silk and Cotton Stole / Assamese Print Fashion Scarf / Elegant Natural Silk/Cotton Stole



Eri silk comes from the worm Samia cynthia ricini, found in North East of India and some parts of China and Japan. The name Eri is derived from the Assamese word ‘era’, which means castor as the silkworm feeds on castor plants. One of the common names, the 'Ailanthus silk moth', refers to the host plant. The wooly white silk is often referred to as the Ahimsa silk or the fabric of peace as the process does not involve the killing of the silk worm. Moths leave the cocoon as soon as it is ready to be spun.


This stole is made of 60% Eri silk and 40% Cotton. Red silk thread handwoven in a delicate pattern with blue silk thread handwoven border. A must have accessory with any outfit. Size : 60cmX200cm


Note: This fabric has been made using handlooms. The irregularities in the wrap or weft, the knots & iridescence derived form the special kind of manufacture and are a natural feature of the fabric. Any unevenness is therefore to be considered as a special characteristic of the fabric and not as an imperfection or cause for complaint.


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