What is another word for Tussah silk?
Pronunciation: [tˈʌsə sˈɪlk] (IPA) 
Tussah silk, also known as wild silk, is a natural protein fiber obtained from cocoons spun by the Antheraea moth. This type of silk is known for its coarse texture and natural golden brown color. There are various synonyms for tussah silk, including shantung silk, raw silk, and dupion silk. Shantung silk is made using irregularly spun yarn and has a nubby texture similar to tussah silk. Raw silk is untreated silk that has not gone through the process of degumming, resulting in a rough texture similar to tussah silk. Dupion silk is a type of silk that is made by using two cocoons instead of one, which gives it a unique texture and a slubby effect similar to tussah silk.
