Ketya Plain Weave - 140G/M²
Description (AI assisted)
Introducing the Ketya Plain Weave fabric, an exceptional member of the Silkies category, exclusively sourced from Germany. Crafted with utmost precision, this fabric embodies a truly plain pattern which makes it an evergreen addition to any creation across all seasons. The primary fibre of this material is none other than premium silk, ensuring an exquisite look and feel.
What sets the Ketya Plain Weave apart is its composition of 100% organic silk. This lends a kind of unparalleled luxury and opulence to the fabric that only pure silk can deliver. The fabric is delicately rendered a finish that respects its organic nature, using pure water washing. This grants it not just a softer texture, but also a healthy, natural gloss that compliments its innate elegance.
With a breadth of 114 cm and a weight of 140 gsm, the Ketya Plain Weave fabric finds the ideal balance between substantial and lightweight, making it versatile for various applications. Encompassed within the subcategory of Plain Weave, this fabric delivers the timeless, foundational weave technique that provides excellent strength and durability.
In essence, the Ketya Plain Weave fabric combines fine German craftsmanship with the timeless elegance of pure organic silk, delivering a versatile and durable material that never goes out of style.
Additional Info
We offer dyeing & printing services for small MOQs (20 meter for dying ,and a few meters for printing). Please indicate your interest for this service in your order, and we will follow up with further details on next steps.
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About Seidentraum
Seidentraum specialises in Peace Silk fabrics made in India. Peace Silk means the silkworm can complete its metamorphosis and fly as a beautiful butterfly out of the cocoon. No silkworm dyes during the ususal drying of the cocoons by hot steam or boiling water. The crafting of silk yarns and fabrics take place with the participation of disadvantaged women group in the village of Jharkhand.