Seasilk
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Developed by the Merelew, seasilk is made from the long silky filaments or byssus secreted by a gland in the foot of giant clam shells. The shell, which is sometimes almost a meter long, adheres itself to rocks with a tuft of very strong thin fibers, pointed end down, in the intertidal zone. These byssi or filaments (which can be up to 6 cm long) are spun and, when treated with red algae extract, turn a golden color.
Seasilk may be dyed, but always retains a golden cast.
Undyed seasilk description: The glossy silk holds a deep golden sheen over the fabric.
Dyed seasilk common description: The glossy <predominant color> silk holds a faint golden sheen over the fabric.
Required to be provided for alterations.
Items
| Item | Source is | Rare item |
|---|---|---|
| Azure blue seasilk kimono with scattered heliotrope charms | Laughing Nomlas (3) | true |
| Bardic blue seasilk cloth edged with lustrous seed pearls | Dark Symphony (5) | |
| Black seasilk repair case with impressive tomiek spikes | Siegery Shop (5) | |
| Black seasilk sailor's sash | Stabbaticals (2), Stabbaticals (1) | true |
| Black seasilk tights with blackwork resembling a stylized vascular system | Cultured Attire (6) | |
| Blue mistglass kaleidoscope shaped like a jellyfish | ||
| Blush pink seasilk purse with a symbolic goldenglow glaes closure | Hollow Eve Festival 450/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 443/Raffles | true |
| Bright yellow seasilk pantaloons with a black silk drawstring | Hero to Go (5), Hero to Go (4) | true |
| Cerulean seasilk kimono patterned with multi-colored flowers | Raw Silk (3), Raw Silk (2) | true |
| Cerulean seasilk peplos with gold embroidery along the hemline | Urn Back Time (1), Urn Back Time (3), Urn Back Time (2) | true |
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