Tussah silk, often called wild silk, is a luxurious, textured fiber produced by uncultivated silkworms feeding on oak leaves. Its natural, earthy beige color requires no chemical dyes. Valued in eco-friendly fashion, it is used for durable scarves, suits, and upholstery. Designers and sustainable shoppers benefit from its unique, slubby texture and ethical, biodegradable origins.
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