White or creamy ‘suede’ silk (butter silk!) is featured in the ‘Weekly Selection’ of Archiproducts.com.
White suede silk is a product from the Tohora collection, ‘All White’.
This ‘Blanc de Blanc’ collection showcases all types of Tussar or Mulberry silk, from organza to muslin, sparkling or satin fabric, in a pure white that is the dream of every wedding decorator.
Sanded silk embodies natural elegance thanks to its graceful curves. It combines the softness of suede with the refined characteristics of silk. This fabric, with its unrivalled softness, allows for delicate draping that reflects light, adding a touch of luxury and elegance.
Every artist, fashion designer or interior designer will appreciate this magnificent ‘suede’ or ‘sanded’ fabric, made from mulberry silk and entirely hand-woven by Indian artisans.
Each fabric is custom-made to order.
We promote Slow Fashion, and therefore delivery depends on manufacturing time.
These Technical Specifications will give all details
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Tohora specialises in importing silk fabrics for artists and designers seeking unique and authentic products, as well as fashion, interior and wedding designers. Each treasure is made from natural silk. Hand weavers from all over the world weave using traditional methods. They come from Asia, Central Asia, Japan, Africa and Latin America.
Tohora finds each piece during enchanting journeys and human adventures, through encounters with passionate artisans who carry within them fascinating stories woven into the fabric of their culture and homeland.
My uniqueness lies in the value of these one-of-a-kind creations, which are carefully crafted by hand. They possess a living energy and soul. I select these creations with feminine delicacy during my travels.
I also offer a bespoke service to guide you in your quest for the perfect fabric. In addition, I am launching a unique and exceptional service: assistance in purchasing silk textiles, according to precise specifications, accompanied by the creation and printing of a travel book, from the weaver to the finished piece of furniture, thus giving the product you order a unique identity.