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Ghettomagnetic
The tradition of painting on silk emerged in the 3rd century BC., with painters producing banners and scrolls....Between the 4th and the 10th centuries silk painted concentrated on human figures. They depicted their clothes and movements with graceful brush strokes.
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Ghettomagnetic

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Raw silk: The silk thread produced by the reeling together of the baves of several cocoons. Raw silk has no twist.
Poil: A silk yarn formed by twisting raw silk. The twist may be very slight or exceed 3,000 per meter.
Tram: A silk yarn formed by doubling two or more raw silk threads and then twisting them slightly, generally 80 to 150 TPM.Crepe: Silk yarn made by several raw silk threads and twisting them to very high levels in the range of 2000 to 4000 TPM.
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The quick brown fox
Jumps over the lazy dog
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Silk. production. The ancient Chinese method of silk making, or sericulture, involved hatching many silk moth eggs at the same time. The caterpillars were then kept on bamboo trays and fed hand-picked mulberry leaves. Some cocoons were allowed to develop into adult moths so that they could produce more eggs. The rest were dropped into boiling water, which made each cocoon unwind to produce a single fiber that could be over half mile (nearly a kilometer long).
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