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A “silkworm” ( bombyx mori ), silk production and cocoons being boiled

A “silkworm” ( bombyx mori ), silk production and cocoons being boiled. Moriculture, watercolor, ca. 1800-50. The larval moths eat mulberry leaves and form cocoons, which are then dried. Sericulture, watercolor, ca. 1800-50.

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A “silkworm” ( bombyx mori ), silk production and cocoons being boiled

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  1. A “silkworm” (bombyx mori), silk production and cocoons being boiled

  2. Moriculture, watercolor, ca. 1800-50

  3. The larval moths eat mulberry leaves and form cocoons, which are then dried

  4. Sericulture, watercolor, ca. 1800-50

  5. Making thread, dyeing, weaving and forming bolts of silk, watercolors, ca. 1800-50

  6. Tapestry at Gobelins • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIbu-dJuEh0 • https://www.nytimes.com/video/world/100000005142711/weaving-around-the-world.html

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