Tissue Fabric

What is Tissue Fabric? 

• Tissue Silk or man-made fibers are used to create the delicate fabric known as "tissue fabric."
• They are distinguished by the use of golden or silver threads in the weaving process.
• Katan Silk, Cotton, or Kora Silk are the three types of warp that are most often used. The final combinations have a gloss on the cloth, but each one has a very different feel to it.
• It is made in many bright colors, and the finished products are used to make sarees and other clothes for women.
• Kota tissue material and Uppada tissue material are the forms of tissue fabric that are the most well-known.

History 

• There is no specific history regarding the origin of this fabric.
• However, the Kota tissue silk fabric is indigenous to the Indian state of Rajasthan.
• Andhra Pradesh in India is the origin of the fabric made of Uppada tissue.

What Makes it Stand Out 

Applications & Usage 

• Tissue silk fabric is considerably used in pure silk Kanchipuram and Banarasi sarees with brocade and zari work.
• It is also widely used to make veils and turbans. It’s metallic sheen and lusture allows for versatile uses in various designer dresses, and other types of women's occasional clothing.

Care Instructions 

• Only clean in a dry environment and avoid getting any substances, especially fragrances, on the fabric.
• Alternate the folds often, and store them in materials made entirely of cotton.
• Iron the fabric on the reverse side.
• Avoid bleaching the product and exposing it to excessive heat and sunlight for extended periods of time. 

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