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Silk Reeling

The cocoons are spread over the storage space for natural drying.
They are spread evenly over the surface to ensure heating and extermination of the worms.
These collected cocoons are stored for two days to undergo a natural cooling process.
A skilled professional separates the single and double cocoons to ensure the quality.
The cocoons are then transferred to the reeling machine for the reeling process to be carried out.
The cocoons are processed and transported to the next stage of the progression.
The machine picks up the filaments from the cocoons and start pulling the ends from them to rotate it to the spool.
In the procedure, the threads are wound from smaller spools to a larger one in an airtight environment.
The silk thread loop are then assembled and manually sorted.
The yarn is further twisted to enable additional compression.
The silk is kept in the compressing machine for packaging.
The yarns are then packed in brown paper and tied.

The cocoons are spread over the storage space for natural drying.	They are spread evenly over the surface to ensure heating and extermination of the worms.	These collected cocoons are stored for two days to undergo a natural cooling process.	A skilled professional separates the single and double cocoons to ensure the quality.	The cocoons are then transferred to the reeling machine for the reeling process to be carried out.	The cocoons are processed and transported to the next stage of the progression.
The machine picks up the filaments from the cocoons and start pulling the ends from them to rotate it to the spool.	In the procedure, the threads are wound from smaller spools to a larger one in an airtight environment.	The silk thread loop are then assembled and manually sorted.	The yarn is further twisted to enable additional compression.	The silk is kept in the compressing machine for packaging.	The yarns are then packed in brown paper and tied.

Located about 48 km southwest of Bengaluru, Ramanagara became a separate district in 2007 and is renowned for its silk production. It houses Asia’s largest cocoon market and is a major center for sericulture in India. Known for producing some of the finest Mulberry silk, Ramanagara is home to various silkworm breeds, especially the class B Mori variety, commonly found across the country. The district plays a vital role in India’s silk industry and remains a key hub for both silk trading and sericulture development.

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The cocoons are spread over the storage space for natural drying.

They are spread evenly over the surface to ensure heating and extermination of the worms.

These collected cocoons are stored for two days to undergo a natural cooling process.

A skilled professional separates the single and double cocoons to ensure the quality.

The cocoons are then transferred to the reeling machine for the reeling process to be carried out.

The cocoons are processed and transported to the next stage of the progression.

The machine picks up the filaments from the cocoons and start pulling the ends from them to rotate it to the spool.

In the procedure, the threads are wound from smaller spools to a larger one in an airtight environment.

The silk thread loop are then assembled and manually sorted.

The yarn is further twisted to enable additional compression.

The silk is kept in the compressing machine for packaging.

The yarns are then packed in brown paper and tied.

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