The Largest Piece of Golden Spider Silk Cloth In The World
Three years, 1.2 million Golden Orb Weaver spiders individually collected in the highlands of Madagascar and many hours of intensive labour by specially skilled workers; all employed to produce the only hand-embroidered large textile made purely out of spider silk, showcased at the V&A Museum in London (25 January – 5 June 2012). The Greek philosopher Democritus advocated that humans learned how to weave by watching spiders.
*Three years, 1.2 million Golden Orb Weaver spiders individually
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The Largest Piece of Golden Spider Silk Cloth In The World
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