journal article·2016-01-01

Production of Pink Colored Silk Fabric Dyed Using a “Green” Dye-Fed Silkworm Approach

Kanika Trivedy, S. Sangappa, S. Nirmal Kumar, B. B. Bindroo

AATCC Review· Volume 16· Issue 1
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Abstract

The silkworm is a beneficial, eco-friendly insect reared commercially for the production of cocoons, and in turn, silk. Silk is a natural fiber and the fabric made out of it has a wide market throughout the world. Traditionally, household spinners and weavers produce a variety of beautifully colored fabrics for both domestic and ceremonial uses by blending different colors. With the advent of dyeing using synthetic dyes, a wide range of colors is available for commercial and artisan markets.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Silk-based biomaterials and applications · Silkworms and Sericulture Research · Insect Utilization and Effects

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