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Silk was a common form of textile in the Realms.

Description[]

Silk was the processed fiber from silkworms. Silkworms were fed the leaves from mulberry trees, who then made cocoons of silk. Most desert locations could not harvest silk from silkworms, and had to aquire it through trade.[1][2][3]

Usage[]

Silk could be fashioned in several different ways. Sheer silk was fine and translucent.[4] Samite was a fabric of thick silk.[4] Velvet was an expensive fabric made from silk with piles.[4] Brocade was silk with contrasting colors and textures woven into it.[4]

ShadowThievesSymbol

Symbol of the Shadow Thieves: A silk mask impaled on a stiletto.[5]

Clothing[]

  • Breeches[6]
  • Caul, a hair net with silk draperies.[4]
  • Gloves[7]
  • Kirtle, an undergown made from silk.[4]
  • Headscarf and occasionally used to adorn hoods[4]
  • Robes.[8]
  • Sashes and waistcoats[9]
  • Shirts[10]
  • Slippers[11]
  • Stocking[12]
  • Veils[13]
  • Vest [14]

Wizards from Neverwinter wore silks as they indicated their high status.[15] The wizards of Hlondeth wore robes of silk, dyed in bright scarlet, emerald or deep azure.[16] Sembian wizards were known for wearing many layers of silk.[17]

Silk was a common fabric in elven clothing.[18] Elven silks were highly prized by merchants.[19] The elves and humans of Myth Drannor frequently wore loose garments of silk.[20]

The Simbul's Children in Aglarond wore breeches and tunics of emerald green silk.[6]

On the Sea of Fallen Stars, a ship captain who wished to brag about their wealth and status often had sails of silk. [21] In the Sea of Fallen Stars, sea elves and the shalarin used silk to mark position or rank within their society.[22]

In Zakhara, kalat were knee-length tunics that was sometimes made from silk[23] Keffiyeh were also made from silk.[24] An agal was a cord (or group of cords) used to secure a keffiyeh to one's head. Elegant agal was made from silk dusted with gold.[25] Caftan, a long ankle-length garment, was usually made with cotton, but finer versions could be crafted from silk. [25] In the Pearl Cities, men occasionally wore headclothes of silk.[26] Rich women in Zakhara wore silk instead of cotton, except in the Cities of the Pantheon.[26] The Al-Badia considered the wearing of silk shameful.[27]

Noble djinni usually wore lightweight silks.[28] Djinni tended to wear silks.[29] Efreeti preferred caftans of silk.[29] Most giants in Zakhara preferred to wear tunics and turbans made from silk.[28]

In Kara-Tur, silk was very popular. Maitung, a subdued tunic made from silk that was popular with bureaucrats and scholars in Shou Lung.[30] Cheosong was a narrow and tight dress commonly worn by the high-born women of Shou Lung.[30] Obi was a sash of silk.[31] while hakama were pants made of silk.[14] A kosode was a silk robe.[32] and samfu, while commonly made from cotton, the wealthy in northern Shou Lung wore samfu of silk. [30] Kimono could also be made from silk.[33] The inhabitants of Wang Kuo Province were known for their heavily embroidered silk coats.[34] In Tu'Lung silk is a very important symbol of status.[35] In Tabot, noblewomen usually wore gowns of silk.[36] Clothing of high quality and bright silks were common in southern Shou Lung.[37]

Most wang-liang favored light-weight clothing, such as silk, which was often dyed green or red.[38][39] Krakentua wore massive robes of vibrant, luxuriant silk.[40] Bisan wore robes of silk, usually blue or light green.[39] In their human form, hu hsien appeared as a woman wearing long robes of silk.[39] Wedon appeared as a human cloaked in a white sheet made from silk. The silken sheet covered their entire body.[39] The clothing of p'oh was often made from the best silk, garishly decorated with gold and silver threads.[39]

In the Kuong Kingdom, clothing made from light silk was popular.[41] In Laothan, clothing made from brightly colored silk was popular.[41] In Tu Pe, silk belts were popular. High-necked dresses of silk were common as well.[42] The inhabitants of the villages in the Kesasar Valley wore samfu of brightly colored silk.[43] In Wa, farmers were forbidden to wear clothing made from silk.[44]

In 1357 DR, among the noble women of Waterdeep, it was a trend to wear gowns of silk, with their legs behind several layers of sheer silk, to social functions.[45]

Silk was a popular textile for clothing in desert climates as it was light.[46] In the desert, a filter mask, often made of silk, was common.[47]

Religious[]

Symbol of Vhaeraun 2e

Symbol of Vhaeraun, a mask of black silk.[48][49]

  • The main altar in a Maskarran temple often had mask of silk floating above it.[50]
  • The avatar of Sune usually wore a thin, transparent gown of silk as her only item of clothing.[51] [52]
  • Part of a Waukeenar's clerical raiments were undergarments made from silk.[53][54]
  • Experienced goldeyes could create a palatial tent, comprising a sizeable silk pavilion covering some 1,500​ to ​3,000 square feet (140​ to ​280 square meters).[55]
  • The avatar of Chauntea usually appeared in robes of white silk.[56]
  • The avatar of Eldath appeared wearing garments of green silk that cling to her body.[57]
  • Loviatar's avatar appeared in an outfit of revealing white silks.[58]
  • Clerics of Loviatar wore robes of white or black lined with silk dyed deep red.[59]
  • Mystra avatar wore robes of heavy silk.[60]
  • Clerics of Akadi preferred silk as their ceremonial vestments and they valued silks dyed in patterns of blue or white.[61]
  • Azuth's avatar is normally seen wearing robes of grey silk.[62]
  • The priests of Azuth wore robes of shimmering grey silk.[63]
  • Kiaransalee's avatar wore only jewelry and veils of black silk.[64]
  • The vestments of the clergy of Vhaeraun included loose shirts made from silk.[65]
  • The avatar of Garl Glittergold wore a large cloak of silk.[66]
  • The avatar of Brandobaris wore blouses of silk.[67]
  • Festbringers, clerics of Lliira, always wore brightly colored luxurious fabiurcs such as silk.[68]
  • Priestesses of Lurue often wore white robes of silk.[69]
  • Scions of Siamorphe wore deep purple robes made from the highest quality silk.[70]
  • Jauhar wore pantaloons of silk[71]
  • Ladies of Compassion carried silk cloth to bind wounds.[72]

Magical[]

Bisan2e

A bisan in her human form, wearing a silk robe.

Other Uses[]

Krakentua

A krakentua dressed in silk robes.[40]

Silk has many other uses, including:

  • Silk could be used to make scrolls.[90]
  • Silk could be used to make parasols.[24]
  • Silk was used as a thread.[91]
  • Silk could be used to make flags and pennants.[92]
  • Silk could be woven to create tapestries.[93]
  • Silk could be made into pouches that can hold currency.[94]
  • Silk bedsheets[95]
  • Silk hankerchiefs[96]
  • Small boats could use sails made from silk.[97]
  • Silk could be used as a cover for pillows.[98]
  • Sheets of silk woven into a fine mesh were used as insect netting. It was effective against natural insects but useless against spells such as insect plague or creeping doom.[99]
  • Silk could be made into drapes.[100]
  • Tents.[101]
  • Hammocks.[102]
  • The skin of a doll could be silk.[103]
  • Silk napkins[104]
  • Silk could be used to protect food such as cheese[105]
  • Silk could be used to line the interior of a container such as a coffer.[106]
  • Kites.[107]
  • Silk could be laminated and used as pages in a book.[108]
  • Byobu, which were folding screens that used silk.[109]
  • Ninjas often wrapped cords of strong silk around their scabbards to be used to climb.[110]
  • Haramaki, a type of armor made from silk and chain mail.[111]
  • Silk Swathes[3]

Cost[]

Silk was an expensive textile, with prices growing the farther one was from a silk producing region. Due to it's value, caravans transporting silk were always under heavy guard.[112] Silk cost roughly 1 gp per pound[113] and 1-3 gp per square yard[114]

Faerûn
  • In Waterdeep, 100 feet (30 meters) of rope made from braided silk cord, used for ornamental purposes, cost 25 gp.[115]
  • A bolt of the finest quality silk from Shou Lung costs up to 4,000 gp in Faerûn, while a silk tapestry from Shou Lung costs up to 8,500 gp.[116]
  • A bolt of silk from Hillsfar costed 100 gp per bolt.[117]
  • A large pillow made from Turami silk cost 25 gp.[118]
Zakhara

In Zakhara, a 100 yards (91 meters) bolt of silk cost about 60 gp. A bolt of black silk cost 200 gp in Zakhara. A bolt of red silk trimmed with gold thread was worth 2,000 gp.[119][120]

Below is a list of the normal cost of silk items at a bazaar or market in Zakhara:[24]

  • Keffiyeh: 7 gp
  • jacket: 80 gp
  • parasol: 5gp
  • slippers: 10 gp
  • shirt: 8gp
  • stockings: 2gp
  • veil: 6gp
  • 50 feet (15 meters) of rope: 10 gp[119]
Kara-Tur

The standard price of a bolt of regular silk was usually about 3 ch'ien in Kara-Tur.[121] A kosode cost about tael, a silk vest 1 tael[32] and a 50 feet (15 meters) length of rope cost 5 ch'ien.[122] In Koryo, silk was rare and therefore expensive.[123]

Availability[]

Faerûn[]

Kara-Tur[]

  • Hungtse Province was the largest source of silk in both Shou Lung and Kara-Tur in general.[34] The port city of Karatin was filled with ships arriving and leaving with silk.[164] Keelung was famous for the quality of silk it exports.[165]
  • Peqqir exported silk.[1]
  • Nalamh was the largest producer of silk in Laothan.[166]
  • Banda was a silk production center. Banda silk was known for being light and creating gauzy weaves.[167] Kataburi was a port in which much of the Banda silk was traded.[168]
  • Marabaya was a main port for exporting silk.[166]
  • The fishermen of Eburishima smuggled silk to supplement their income.[169]
  • Dojyu had a silk drying industry.[170]
  • In Kozakura, Jitogawa was the main source of silk and as a result was one of the few ports open to trade with outsiders.[171] Silk was one of the main sources of domestic trade within Kozakura.[172]
  • In Wa, Rukimbaru was a main port for the exporting of silk.[173] Brightly dyed silk was one of the main exports of Wa.[2]

Zakhara[]

History[]

The year −569 DR was known as the "Year of Silken Sabers".[179]

In 920 DR After trail-blazing the Golden Way to Kara-Tur,[180] the Impilturan merchant Windyn Balindre returns with silks and spices. Gaining a charter from the ruler of Lyrabar, Balindre founds the Royal Company of Shou Lung.[181]

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