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Revision as of 22:46, 26 May 2009
Elothean silk
Extremely fine and light, and is made from special Elothean-bred silkworms that only eat lotus leaves (or blossoms?) that only a few Elothean artisans know the full process for creating.
Elven silk
Fae woven silk
Firesilk
A fabric containing red silk threads that cause the fabric to shimmer with red fire as the light catches it.
Icesilk
A Kaldar invention from their homeland of Albaria, so called because of the silvery white warp threads that glitter icily against the metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.
Marblesilk
Marblesilk is a product of a specific Prydaen family that is made as a solid piece. It is created as one solid piece, and any attempt to cut it into smaller pieces (such as for alterations) will cause it to completely unravel.[1]
Moonsilk
A very pale blue silk with an opalescent sheen, stone-washed to give it a heavy texture and a slight nap.
Musparan silk
Silk crafted in Muspar'i, said to be the best quality silk that can be obtained.
Nightsilk
A unique form of spidersilk, harvested specifically from the black spiders that live within the mists of the Forest of Night.
Nightreaver/Nightweaver/Nightstalker silk
Thick, strong silks with a very high luster. Comes from the corresponding types of unyns.
Shadowsilk
A specially processed, magical form of silk that absorbs light rather than reflecting it.
Spidersilk
Silk harvested from spiders, particularly the larger ones, and processed using secret techniques invented by Demosel. Creates an incredibly strong but lightweight material.
Steelsilk
A strong silk with strands of steel in the weave used for the reinforcement of seams and containers.
Stormsilk
A fabric containing spun platinum and tarnished silver warp threads ranging in color from black to grey to silver that give it a stormy look, making the fabric appear to crackle with electricity when the light catches it.
Watersilk
A supple fabric-like material that drapes and shimmers beautifully, holding the lustre of silk and movement of water.