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Eri silk, unlike mulberry, tasar and muga silk, is unique because it is generally obtained from open-mouthed cocoons that do not require killing the pupa, allowing the moth to emerge naturally before the fibre is processed. This type of silk is therefore often referred to as:

Q: Answer-Eri silk, unlike mulberry, tasar and muga silk, is unique because it is generally obtained from open...

Eri silk cocoons are open-mouthed, allowing the moth to emerge naturally without being killed, unlike the closed cocoons of mulberry, tasar and muga silk that require stifling this cruelty-free characteristic is why eri silk is popularly called Ahimsa or peace silk.