aos-16 | mulberry "kozo" Options:1 cream Imagine how many stems you

Imagine how many stems you will have to collect to create this beautiful silk

suggested needle size for knitting: not suited unless machine knitting

It might be too soft as a warp without a good starch

In the olden days

Just a few skeins will create a garment

aos-16 | mulberry "kozo" Options:1 cream Imagine how many stems youTraditionally, kozo fiber is used for paper making in Japan, but it was also used to weave "tafu" fabrics, which is a general term for fabrics created from bark or vast fibers such as kuzu, linen, wisteria, etc. This is a rare handspun kozo thread. If you are interested in other hand twisted tied threads, please take a look at this selection. Limited quantity. Please note that the colors you see on the screen may not be accurate as each monitor