The diagrams illustrate the stages in the life of a silkworm and the process of producing silk cloth.

Contained in the first diagram is the information pertaining to the silkworm's life

cycle

,

while

the second diagram illustrates the manufacture of

silk

cloth

. From an

overall

perspective, the life

cycle

commences with laying eggs to the

larva

's development before culminating with

adult

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moth and starting the

cycle

again.

Additionally

, the procedure of

silk

cloth

begins with the material called cocoon, which is produced by silkworms, moves through the processing process

then

ends with dying to obtain the final product of

silk

cloth

. The most logical point to start at is the moth laying eggs on the leaf. Over ten days, the eggs

then

hatched into silkworm

larva

which eats mulberry leaf for survival. For the next four to six weeks, the

larva

then

starts to create

silk

thread which takes three to eight days to be finished into a cocoon in preparation for the metamorphosis stage. The

larva

then

stays inside the cocoon for 16 days before transforming into a matured moth and beginning the life

cycle

again. moving on to the second diagram which reveals the

silk

cloth

production. In the first stage, the cocoons are carefully selected from the farm and

then

boiled in water inside a large pot. After that, the cocoons are

then

unwound into 300-900m threads.

Next,

plenty of strands of thread are twisted together to form a thicker thread. At

this

point of the process, the strengthened threads either be dyed or can be used to weave cloths before dyeing to obtain the final product.

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