Certified Master Silk Merchant is a blog that offers information on how to conduct business while using the best materials. The blog is written by an expert in the field who helps people to convey their passion for silk.

The blog’s main topics are:

– Silkworms and their products

– Varieties of Silk

– Silk History

– Types of silk fabric

– Silk during different Eras and times

– How to detect fake silk fabrics and thread​

The website offers several services, including: advice on how to choose materials that best suit your needs; tips on how to spot fake products; information about the best places to buy silk products; help finding a store that sells certified silk products, and much more.

The best materials for creating a luxurious and beautiful item are silk, cashmere and merino wool. These three fabrics are easiest to work with and will give you the best results.

In order to become a certified master silk merchant, one must have a solid base of knowledge regarding the sale of silk, the creation of luxury items such as shawls, scarves and blankets made of pure silk, the history of the silk trade and how to blend different colors together in order to create certain effects.

This blog will provide you with detailed information about making luxury fashion items out of the best fabrics available in the world. It will also help you discover new colors and ways of blending them together so that your creations will be works of art capable of impressing even the harshest critics.

You can also find here instructions on how to sell your creations successfully and on how to manage your business in general. We’ll also be discussing cashmere and merino wool, providing information about their properties and how they compare to silk.

Welcome to my blog on how to sell silk. I am a silk merchant and certified master by the World Silk Association. I am on a mission to inform other merchants about the benefits of selling high quality silk products.

Along with this blog, I have also launched a free e-book that can be found at http://www.silkartblog.com/ebook.html which will help you decide if selling silk is for you and what the best way to make money with silk is for your business. After reading the e-book, it will walk you through step by step what you need to do in order to create a successful business selling high quality silk products.

With all the information available from blogs like this one and from my free e-book at http://www.silkartblog.com/ebook.html , you can enjoy the knowledge that comes from experience so that you can start enjoying your new business as soon as possible!

This blog is a business site. It’s about how to conduct silk business.

It’s about a lot of other things too, and it’s about some things that aren’t relevant to silk business. But the site is not associated with any company or group. I’m writing this blog myself, as an independent – not a Silk Merchant Association representative or any other kind of representative of anyone or anything but me.

The main reason for this is that I have opinions, and if I expressed them in the name of an organization, people would think those opinions are coming from the organization. So for instance if I say “we think” about something, you’ll naturally assume it means “the association thinks.” But really it just means “I think.”

So I’m doing this on my own, without any organization sponsoring me. Because if I did it as part of an organization, there’d be all kinds of constraints on what I could say – and also because I am interested in selling silk, and so I want to be talking directly to the people who are most likely to want to buy silk. And that’s you.

A secondary reason is that in order to sell you stuff, it helps me understand what you’re looking for when you buy silk.

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We know a lot about the art of selling silk. The reason is that we have been doing it for over one hundred years.

We are certified by the City of Florence to sell Italian Silk. We have been awarded this right and certificate by the Chamber of Commerce.

We are recommended by the Academy of Art in Florence, Italy for our superior knowledge of silk.

However, we are not just an art store but rather an actual silk merchant. We directly source from Italy and China, thus cutting out all middlemen or distributors and being able to offer you prices much lower than any other silk store in NYC.

Tailoring is also our expertise; we will measure you for custom-made suits using only the best fabrics: Cashmere and Silk, with a variety of patterns and designs to choose from. Our staff is very well educated in Italy’s most prestigious fashion schools, such as Pitti Uomo, Polimoda and Istituto Marangoni.

A custom-made suit is an investment that will last a lifetime!

You will find here the best silk you can find and a lot of information about how to sell it. We are certified silk merchants and we will provide you with the best service available.

We will tell you how each type of silk is used in a textile, for what kind of garments it is good for, what its price should be. You will learn how to clean it and take care of it. You will see pictures and videos of the silk we have in stock, so that you can see it before buying it.

The main part of this blog is dedicated to the sale of silk. You will find here information about what to buy if you want to start a business in silk products, such as fabrics or clothing accessories like scarves and ties, or if you already have a store selling silk and want to get better at it. Here you will learn which are the most popular types of garments made out of silk, which are the most requested colors and prints, where to find information about trends in fashion, how to use social media for your business. You can find out about the most important fairs where you can sell your goods and much more.

Here you can also read useful articles on how to manage your company. For instance, there are tips on

Silk is a fabric made from the fibers of the silkworm, an insect that feeds on mulberry leaves. It is a natural protein fiber, some forms of which can be woven into textiles. The best-known type of silk is obtained from the cocoons of the larvae of the mulberry silkworm Bombyx mori reared in captivity (sericulture).

Silk was also used to produce clothing (witness the silk robes of the Chinese emperors) and traditional Chinese and Korean robes called qipaos, for example. Silk has also been used to make art and architecture, such as when Vasari built the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome decorated in part with silver leaf and colored silk threads.

Silk is light, strong, lustrous and soft — as well as naturally occurring, making it an ancient fabric that has become a modern trend. There is nothing quite like silk for comfort and luxury.

The major types of silk include: sericulture (the cultivation of silkworms to produce raw silk), metallurgy (the production of metallic silk), and weaving (the creation of fabrics from yarn).

Silk is produced by several insects but primarily by the larvae of insects belonging to the order Lepidoptera