The above diagram illustrates the entire life cycle of the silk cloth. This cycle is mainly of 4 steps, Each steps acquired varying time period. Firstly, It starts with eggs, which then convert into silkworm larva by eating mulberry food as a food, Which takes at least 10 days. Afterwards, The longest time consumed by silkworm larva to transformed in to sllkthroad around 4-6 weeks. Furthermore, Sllk throad produce cocoon probably in 3-8 days time period. In the final stage cocoon have undergone month during 16 days. Then while cycle repeated itself starting with eggs. The cocoon used in production of silk cloth. Initially, Screening out the appropriate cocoon among available quantities. Secondly, Add cocoon in bowel along with water for boiling. Besides this, in the next steps of unwind, Threads have been removed from material itself. The optimum length of thread is a 300-900. Then the thread are undergone twisting process, While dipped into beaker containing dye. Lastly, weave process take place to form silk cloth.
The above diagram illustrates the entire life cycle of the silk cloth. This cycle is
mainly
of 4 steps, Each steps acquired varying time period.
Firstly
, It
starts
with eggs, which then convert into silkworm larva by eating mulberry food as a food, Which takes at least 10 days. Afterwards, The longest time consumed by silkworm larva to transformed in to
sllkthroad
around 4-6 weeks.
Furthermore
,
Sllk
throad
produce
cocoon
probably
in 3-8 days time period. In the final stage
cocoon
have undergone month during 16 days. Then while cycle repeated itself starting with eggs. The
cocoon
used
in production of silk cloth.
Initially
, Screening out the appropriate
cocoon
among available quantities.
Secondly
,
Add
cocoon
in bowel along with water for boiling.
Besides
this, in the
next
steps of unwind, Threads have
been removed
from material itself. The optimum length of thread is a 300-900. Then the thread are undergone twisting process, While dipped into beaker containing dye.
Lastly
, weave process take place to form silk cloth.