Pure viscouse tissue zari work 44inch width

🧵 Understanding "Tissue" Fabric
Tissue is a descriptive term for a class of lightweight, sheer, and delicate fabrics. It is renowned for its luminous, semi-transparent, and gauzy texture. The characteristic shimmer of tissue fabric comes from the use of very fine threads, often metallic ones (zari), either in the weft (crosswise threads) or throughout the weave.
The other terms you provided specify what the primary fiber content of that tissue weave is:
1. Silk Tissue (or Pure Tissue Silk) 👑
This is the traditional and most luxurious form.
* Composition: Made primarily from pure silk threads, often blended or interwoven with fine metallic (zari) threads (gold, silver, or copper color).
* Characteristics: It has a soft, fluid drape while maintaining a slight crispness. It is very lightweight, highly breathable, and has a distinctive natural sheen that reflects light at different angles.
* Use: High-end, ceremonial, and bridal wear (especially popular for sarees and lehengas).
2. Viscose Tissue ✨
This is a modern, more affordable, and common variation.
* Composition: The base fiber is viscose rayon, which is a semi-synthetic fiber made from regenerated cellulose (like wood pulp). Viscose is often called "artificial silk" because it mimics the luxurious drape and texture of silk. It is then woven into the sheer, metallic tissue style.
* Characteristics: It offers an excellent, soft drape and a silky hand-feel. It is generally more economical and more wrinkle-resistant than pure silk tissue, while still retaining the sheer appearance and metallic shimmer.
* Use: Apparel where a luxurious drape and shimmery appearance are desired at a lower cost point.