Silk Pillows

Silk pillows offer a luxurious sleep experience thanks to the ultra-soft texture of pure A-grade silk from silkworms. Naturally hypoallergenic and extremely effective in regulating moisture, silk is especially suitable for people with rheumatism or Parkinson's due to its smooth and soothing feel. A silk pillowcase is gentle on skin and hair, helping to reduce irritation and retain hydration during the night.

The History of Silk

Silk has been considered a luxury material for over 4,500 years. Initially, only the Emperor of China was allowed to wear silk. Later, members of the royal court were granted this privilege. As production techniques improved, silk became more widely available and was even used as a form of currency.

Silk came to the Western world in the 2nd century AD via the Silk Road. Despite trade, the Chinese guarded the secret of silk production for over 2,500 years. In 550 AD, two monks smuggled silkworm cocoons into Constantinople for the Byzantine Emperor. It took another 700 years before the knowledge of silk production spread throughout Europe.

Production of Emperor Silk Products

• Cocoons: Every silk cocoon is carefully selected by color and quality. Only the best are used.

• Unwinding: Cocoons are unraveled by hand to preserve the integrity of the thread, extending the product’s lifespan.

• Washing: Washed in pure running water—no chemicals added.

• Drying: Wet silk is air-dried naturally.

• Layering: Dried silk is formed into large, thin fleeces. These are layered by hand to reach the ideal thickness.

• Sewing: The silk fleece is placed in a cover and sewn shut with care.

• Final Product: The result is a super-soft, breathable silk quilt—luxury, comfort, and purity in one