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May. 24, 2023

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Apr. 20, 2008

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Somewhere in 1958 in zhejiang province archeologist found the scrapes of silk in lianqzhou culture site at Qianshangyang in Hu Zhou city Dated back to 4700B/ C.
The history of Hu Zhou silk begins, according to Chinese tradition, in the 27th century BC, and its use was confined to China until the Silk Road opened. Silk was also used for a number of other applications, including writing; silk worn was an important indicator of social class during the Tang Dynasty.

The average cocoon contains 300-400 meters of silk. For 2.2 lbs of raw silk to be produced it takes 5500 worms. One group of eggs produces about 20, 000 worms, which will consume about two thousand pounds of Mulberry leaves during their lifetime.

It was around 2, 600BC when Yuen Fei, a concubine to the then ruling Emperor discovered this unique thread. It was said she dropped a worm cocoon into her tea and it came unraveled. Because of this discovery she has been worshipped as the goddess of Silk
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Silk Road toward the west was opened in the 2nd century AD, the main road left from Beijing going either to the north or south of the Taklamakan desert. One of the most arid in the world before crossing the pamir mountain the caravans that employed this method to exchange silk with other merchants, were successfully quite large , including from 100-500 people as well as camels and yarks carrying around 140kg of merchandise . They linked to Antioch and the coasts of the Mediterranean about half year travel from Beijing in the south , a second route went by Yemen, Burman, and India before joining the north route

Starting in the 4th century BC, silk began to reach the West by merchants who would exchange it for gold, ivory, horses or precious stones. Up to the frontiers of the Roman Empire,

Hu Zhou neighbors the boundless Taihu Lake on the north, and the green Mountains with an ocean of bamboo forest on the west. The city has both a forest of sky-scrapers with fresh and new atmosphere and the picturesque scene of little bridges and brooks at the countryside. Hu Zhou is a city with civilized citizens, In Hu Zhou, silk worm farming was originally restricted to women, and many women were employed in the silk-making industry. Even though some saw the development of a luxury product as useless, silk were used to regulate and limit its use to the members of the imperial family. For approximately a millennium, the right to wear silk was reserved for the emperor and the highest dignitaries. Later, it gradually extended to other classes of Chinese society.

Starting in the 4th century BC, Hu zhou silk began to reach the West by merchants who would exchange it for gold, ivory, horses or precious stones. Up to the frontiers of the Roman Empire, silk became a monetary standard

After the opium war in 1842. The trade link established from the southern city of Guangzhou, Xiamen, Fuzhou, Ningbo and shanghai as the sole legal port for the trade.
Shanghai became the biggest trading port instead of Guangzhou; it provided more opportunities for Hu Zhou the birth place of silk to reach the world. Later, Jili Silk was sent to the Queen of Great Britain as a birthday gift
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Jili Silk won the gold prize in 1851 London Expo
1915 Jili silk won Panamanian exposition gold prize

Hu Zhou silk still maintained dominance over the luxury silk market.
Hu Zhou silk began to reach the west by the merchant who would exchange it for gold, ivory, horses or precious metal.

Hu Zhou neighbors the boundless Tai Hu Lake on the north and the green mountains with an ocean of bamboo forest on the west. The city has both a forest of sky scrapers with fresh and new atmosphere and the pictures scene of little bridges and brooks at the country side.

Nanxun is a town located 30 km. east of the downtown of Hu Zhou City in north Zhejiang. It covers an area of 34.2 square km. with a population of 45, 000. Nanxun lies on the plain of the water region, only 3.5 meters above sea level. It is a famous historical and cultural town with a history of 1400 years.

In the Southern Song Dynasty ( 1127-1279) , it was already a flouring town, and by the reign of Emperor Jiajin ( 1522-1567) of the Ming Dynasty, it became an important commercial town in Zhejiang because of the development of silk market and silk industry.

In the poems the town is described as " thousands of households gather here on this water town market, and fishing boats and merchant vessels call at it side by side. " and " On the night market, you can buy water bamboo shoots and lotus roots, and in spring ships carry silks and brocades to the town. "

Nanxun is the best place for raising silkworm and filature because of its unique natural condition and superior geography: the river and lake around it is quite clear and full of minerals, and the tools used there are the most advanced since the Ming and Qing dynasties ( 1368-1911) .

Nanxun is a famous town in the river and lake area to the south of Yangtze River, a rare super-rich town in the modern history of China, and the home of Jili Silk well-known both home and abroad. It enjoys a long history to the world, before year 1914; Nanxun was a well-known place for the merchant.

There is a saying that if Hu Zhou silk was a beauty, then Jili silk was her bright charming eyes.

Now Hu Zhou silk with its brand new name whoâ € ™ s baby create luxurious modern Chinese chic with theme deeply connected to jili silk and authentic Chinese culture from calligraphy to Peking opera and Chinese contemporary arts. We have highly sophisticated in fracture and experienced professionals.

Whoâ € ™ s baby has craved a niche for its self in the manufacturing of modern Hu Zhou silk based traditional handicraft and contemporary designer fashion accessories. All our silk product carries high artistic value and international quality standard, whoâ € ™ s baby is serving connoisseur quality and creativity across the world through its state of art production.

We use silk fabric, silk brocade, silk stripes, breach prints, free solid colors and satin.
All our creations are in perfect harmony with the latest trends and traditional richness, our promotional range suits all kinds of budget and occasions.

We also have wide range of evening gowns and garment, and unlimited designs which are mainly designed according to our value customers. We give new production and designs to our esteemed customers with good quality product and designs in accordance with their fashion taste and timely delivery.

Our entire production range is constantly updated with latest trends keeping in mind the dynamic customer demands

Value for money and utmost customer satisfaction drive whoâ € ™ s baby has helped it forge long-term relationships.

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