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€ 3.50
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€ 2.50
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100% pure nature
special type of TUSSAH butterfly that can eat other plnat base materials then only Mulburry leafs
by playing in the differend types of leafs, plant materials given to the catterpilar
you can in some degre control its output in the final silk it produces
there are numurous test in that done already
but it is always lightly problematique becasue it is very difficult to make it realy stick onto molecular level into the silk itself
it even washes a bit out if you do a heavy washing cycle
and it reacts more strongly towards UV sunlight exposure
it is a bit like eating aspergus and in your urine you wil smell that particular aspergus odor
but that does not mean you start becoming an aspergus.....
it is not a good equasion but you are all intelegent enough to understand it
and if not... welll yeah you missed school a bit more then the rest of us.... shit hapens
so be aware of the fact that this silk color is not stable into the silk
the silk itself is also not af very super qualety
that is the second problem you will always suffer when forcing the natural bouderys of the catterpilar
the best food is for a TUssah catterpilar oak or mulbeurry
if you go to higher tanines holding leafs you will make the silk weaker in cohesian and making the polymer chains not so long ar smooht
so the final product is weaker
but the idea is marvelous
you color the silk by changing the food of the beast...
so the reason it is put very cheap is that you buy it
you play with it
but you DO NEVER EVER complain about it
you know it is a novelty material but that is it
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€ 5.00
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