Mulberry and Eri Cocoon

Explore natural silk cocoons, cocoon sheets and specialty silk fibers for hand spinning, felting, textile art and creative fiber projects. This collection brings together several distinct silk materials, including Mulberry silk cocoons, Eri silk cocoons, Tussar cocoons, Mulberry cocoon sheet, Kibisu silk fiber, Noil silk fiber and Mulberry silk carrier rods.

Mulberry silk cocoons offer the familiar lightweight cocoon structure associated with cultivated silk and can be used in decorative textile work, embellishment and mixed-media craft. Eri silk cocoons have a different open-ended structure and are suited to preparing fiber for hand spinning and other textile applications. Natural white and red Eri options provide different visual characteristics for fiber projects.

Tussar silk cocoons provide another naturally textured cocoon form for silk preparation, spinning and craft work. For makers who prefer silk in sheet form, Mulberry silk cocoon sheet can be peeled, stretched and layered for spinning, felting and silk-paper projects.

The collection also includes specialty silk materials created during silk processing. Kibisu silk fiber retains natural sericin for a firmer texture, while Noil silk fiber consists of softer short silk fibers useful for spinning, carding and felting. Mulberry silk carrier rods add distinctive surface texture to felting, stitching and mixed-media work.

Choose the Right Silk Material for Your Project

Select cocoons for silk preparation and decorative craft, cocoon sheet for layered fiber work, Noil for soft short-staple applications, Kibisu for firmer texture, or carrier rods for dimensional surface effects. Check each product page for the available pack sizes and specific material details.