Unique traditional silk weaving and spinning villages

Nearly five years ago, the Chi Nê Plantation Technical and Commercial Cooperative introduced the craft of mulberry cultivation, silkworm rearing, silk reeling, and silk weaving to An Nghĩa commune. The weaving craft has been maintained and developed, forming a commodity production area, gradually building a silk brand, and becoming an attractive experiential tourism destination.

The endless green mulberry fields stretching along both banks of the Boi River create a picturesque rural landscape.

The linkage between mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing has helped improve the income of people in An Nghia commune.

The fresh green mulberry leaves are brought back to be used as food for silkworms.

The Chi Nê Plantation Technical and Commercial Cooperative raises silkworms in cold rooms, which helps control temperature and humidity, increasing cocoon yield by 2-3 times compared to traditional methods.

Workers at the Chi Nê Plantation Technical and Commercial Cooperative are meticulous in every step of the silkworm care process to ensure the highest quality silkworms.

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Application of high technology in production

The mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing model helps women to improve their lives.Established in 2020, the Kinh Te Moi Village Mulberry Cultivation and Silkworm Rearing Cooperative in Ninh Gia Commune has helped its female members transition from low-yield coffee farming to mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing, achieving a stable income of 15-20 million VND per month.

After the cocoons are spun and the golden cocoons are released, they are collected in preparation for the silk reeling process.

All the harvested cocoons are stored in cold storage.

The cocoons are boiled in hot water to separate the raw silk fibers.

Thanks to the skilled hands of the craftsmen, the silk threads are pulled out, twisted together into strands before being wound onto a specialized spinning wheel.

The workers meticulously search for each thread to ensure the spinning wheel does not get tangled.

Currently, the silk reeling and weaving workshop of the Chi Ne Plantation Technical and Commercial Cooperative is one of the places that welcomes many visiting groups for tours and learning experiences.

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The lustrous, soft silk threads are air-dried by the weavers before being hung to dry in a shady, well-ventilated area.

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Bui Minh

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