- particles, and scaffolds.
Silks from
Bombyx mori, a kind of
cultivated silkworm, are the most
widely investigated silks.
Silks derived from
Bombyx mori...
- Look up
Silk or
silk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Silk is a
natural fibre and a
textile woven from it.
Silk or
Silks may also
refer to:
Silk (novel)...
-
Silk Silk Silk (stylised
onscreen as
Silk...
Silk...
Silk...) is a 1983
Indian Tamil-language
masala film
written by
Selvakumar and
directed by Y. V....
- was
excavated and
found to have not only Gr****
bronzes but also
Chinese silks.
Similar animal-shaped
pieces of art and
wrestler motifs on
belts have been...
-
textile shop was
started in
Tirupur in 1991 as "Kumaran
Silks"
later renamed as "The
Chennai Silks" in 2001. They also
export clothes for
chain stores in...
- Shot
silks are used
today to make
various kinds of garments,
including ballgowns and neckties. Notably, some
forms of
academic dress use shot
silks, such...
-
types of
silk for
different uses. This is in
contrast to
insect silks,
where an
individual usually only
produces a
single type.
Spiders use
silks in many...
-
where the
silks are
wrapped around one or both feet; for instance, an
ankle hang. In a drop,
performers wrap
themselves high up on the
silks before falling...
- RmKV
Silks, also for
commercial purposes branded as RmKV, is an
Indian textile manufacturing company and a
wedding silk retailer. The
company operates...
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Mattie Silks, or
Martha Ready (1846– 7
January 1929), was a
prostitute and
leading madam in the late 19th
century American West.
Mattie Silks was born...
