concept   silk
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • Western countries (1) • China (1) • Japan (1) • Italy (1) • Europe (1) • France (1) • United States (1) • Vietnam (1) • textiles industry (1) • Ancient China (1) • Central Asia (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • traditional crafts in East Asia (1) • Ancient Rome (1) • Ancient Silk Road civilizations (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Global (1) • Maya civilization (1) • Mongol Empire (1) Traditional Industries (1) • traditional artisans in Eastern countries (1) • more
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1 silk Western countries Silk is a luxurious and expensive fabric popular in high-end fashion and home decor in Western countries. 25
2 silk China Silk is a highly prized, luxurious fabric with strong cultural and symbolic significance in China. 21
3 silk Japan Silk is highly valued in Japanese culture for its economic and cultural significance in producing exquisite textiles. 14
4 silk Italy Italy is known for its prestigious silk production and its close ties to luxury fashion. 5
5 silk Europe Silk is highly valued for luxury fashion and home décor in Europe. 4
6 silk France France has a historical significance and association with high-end fashion in silk production. 4
7 silk United States Silk is considered luxurious and popular in luxury fashion and home decor in the United States. 4
8 silk Vietnam Silk holds significant cultural and symbolic importance in Vietnam, used in clothing and traditional ceremonies with specific color symbolism. 4
9 silk textiles industry Silk is highly valued in the textile industry as a symbol of luxury and status in both traditional and high-end fashion. 4
10 silk Ancient China Silk was highly valued in Ancient China for clothing and trade, and played a central role in Silk Road trade. 3
11 silk Central Asia Silk is historically and culturally significant in Central Asia for its traditional weaving techniques and vibrant textile patterns. 3
12 silk Chinese culture Silk is deeply culturally significant in Chinese culture, associated with luxury and traditional clothing. 3
13 silk Middle Eastern cultures Silk symbolizes luxury and status in Middle Eastern cultures and is used in high-end fashion, but not in traditional music performances. 2
14 silk traditional crafts in East Asia Traditional crafts in East Asia, such as silk production and weaving, are highly revered for their intricate techniques and cultural significance. 2
15 silk Ancient Rome Silk was highly valued in ancient Roman culture as a symbol of wealth and social status. 1
16 silk Ancient Silk Road civilizations Silk was a highly sought-after trade commodity on the Ancient Silk Road, facilitating cultural exchange between civilizations. 1
17 silk Eastern countries Silk is a highly valued traditional fabric in Eastern countries, used in clothing, home furnishings, and cultural ceremonies. 1
18 silk Global Silk is a luxury fabric with a global cultural association to high-end fashion in many Western countries. 1
19 silk Maya civilization Silk was not traditionally produced or traded in the Maya civilization due to geographical and cultural differences. 1
20 silk Mongol Empire Silk was a valuable trade commodity highly sought after by merchants and royalty in the Mongol Empire. 1
21 silk Traditional Industries Silk is highly valued in traditional industries for its cultural significance and is frequently used in traditional clothing and textiles. 1
22 silk traditional artisans in Eastern countries Silk production and weaving hold deep cultural significance for traditional artisans in Eastern countries. 1