Lace Weight Mulberry Reeled Silk Yarn 20/2 Undyed 100g | 1000yds |

🧶 Pure Mulberry Silk in Its Most Natural Form

Run this yarn through your fingers and feel the difference immediately — cool, smooth, and impossibly fine. This 100% undyed mulberry silk laceweight yarn arrives in its natural ivory state, ready to take dye or shine as-is with a quiet, luminous sheen that only pure silk can offer.

Wind a skein onto your swift and watch it catch the light. At 1,000 yards per 100g, this is a yarn that rewards patience and precision — the kind of fiber that becomes an heirloom.

What is Mulberry Silk?

• Produced by Bombyx mori silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves
• The finest, most uniform silk fiber in the world
• Naturally protein-rich with a smooth, continuous filament structure
• Renowned for its lustrous sheen, strength, and breathability

Key Characteristics

• 🤍 Natural Ivory / Undyed — dyeable with acid or natural dyes
• 🪡 Fine Laceweight (20/2 NM) — ideal for delicate, intricate work
• ✨ Lustrous Sheen — natural silk brilliance, no artificial finish
• 💪 Strong yet Soft — long filament structure for durability
• 🌬️ Breathable — naturally temperature-regulating
• ♻️ Biodegradable — pure protein fiber

Product Specifications

• Fiber: 100% Mulberry Silk
• Weight Category: Lace Weight
• Weight: 100g per skein
• Yardage: ~1,000 yards
• Color: Natural / Undyed / Ivory
• Texture: Smooth, fine filament
• Finish: Natural lustrous sheen
• Needle Size: 2mm
• Hook Size: 2mm
• Origin: India
• Vegan/Cruelty-Free: ❌ | Biodegradable: ✅

Creative Uses & Project Ideas

• Lace Shawls & Wraps — the long yardage and fine count make this perfect for intricate lace patterns
• Weaving & Embroidery — smooth filament glides through heddles and needles effortlessly
• Heirloom Garments — lightweight, breathable, and built to last generations
• Hand Dyeing — accepts acid and natural dyes beautifully for custom colorways
• Scarves & Stoles — drapes with an elegant fluidity unique to silk
• Mixed Fiber Blending — adds sheen and strength when plied with wool or cotton

Sustainability Story

KnitSilk sources directly from artisan silk producers across India, supporting traditional sericulture communities and keeping handcraft skills alive. Discover our story at KnitSilk.

How Mulberry Silk Compares

• vs. Eri Silk — finer filament, higher sheen, less matte
• vs. Tussah Silk — more uniform color, smoother texture
• vs. Cotton — stronger, shinier, more breathable at fine weights
• vs. Synthetic Silk — biodegradable, protein-rich, naturally temperature-regulating

Care Instructions

• 🧴 Gentle hand wash in cool water
• 🚫 Do not wring or tumble dry
• 🌬️ Lay flat to dry in shade
• 🌡️ Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth if needed
• 💧 Use a mild, pH-neutral detergent

Who Is This Yarn For?

• 🧵 Weavers seeking the finest natural silk for handloom projects
• 🎨 Hand dyers wanting a pristine, undyed base for custom colorways
• 🪡 Lace knitters and crocheters working at fine gauges
• 🌿 Eco-conscious crafters who value natural, biodegradable fibers
• 🎁 Gift buyers looking for a premium, artisanal fiber experience

Why Choose KnitSilk?

India's premier source for premium silk fibers and yarns — trusted by makers worldwide. Shop the full KnitSilk collection. 🌍 Global shipping available.

Pure silk. Pure craft. Pure KnitSilk. 🧶✨