Bao Loc Silk Sheet

It's transparent and has adhesive, so it's easy to pick up.
It has been very well received.
You can make it with either glue or bond!!
In the case of glue, it is best to leave it in the glue for a longer period than with habutae.
This is the key to making it easier to roof.
The history of silk in Vietnam dates back thousands of years. Silk farming techniques were introduced from China along the Silk Road and took root in Vietnam. Later, in the 16th century, dynastic culture emerged in Vietnam, and high-quality silk fabrics began to be used for clothing and ornaments used in the royal court.
Since 1965, under the guidance of foreign countries, Vietnam has been trying to shift from sericulture to weaving. In particular, in the Bao Loc region, engineers from Japan and Italy have been invited to Vietnam to provide high-quality textiles to markets, mainly in Europe.

With the advice of Si Hoang, a leading Vietnamese ao dai designer, Ichirindo has been able to obtain organza material that is still used in the traditional ao dai that is presented to state guests today.

We hope you will all try making some beautiful pieces with Bao Loc Silk.