Silk production
As the silk fibre is taken by the farmer before the cycle is completed by the caterpillar, it is soaked to become loose and silk is taken by weaving machine and take 2.5 hours to make a metre of silk material.
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Sequence from | Sequence to | Description |
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00:00 | 06:09 | Moths are used to make high quality fabric. |
06:10 | 06:55 | Silkworm caterpillars are kept in baskets. |
06:56 | 07:05 | Caterpillars are fed day and night. |
07:06 | 07:41 | After 3 weeks, they are placed on tree branches and create silk. |
07:42 | 07:51 | Fibres are built for 3 days day and night by the caterpillar. |
07:52 | 08:10 | Fibre is taken by farmer before cycle is completed by caterpillar. |
08:11 | 09:00 | Soak fibre to become loose. |
09:01 | 09:30 | Silk is taken to weaving machine. |
09:31 | 14:12 | Summary |
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