a bride's wedding gown, typically including the veil, made of light material such as lace or silk

loose-woven cotton cloth used for bandaging wounds or filtering liquids

a piece of gauze or thin fabric worn by women over the face; anything that hides or conceals the truth, or a mystery surrounding something

cotton yarn; spun cotton fiber used for weaving cloth

the process or occupation of spinning fibers into yarn

yarn; fine threads made from fibers, used for weaving and knitting

black gauze hat worn by government officials in ancient China; also written as [[纱帽|紗帽|sha1 mao4]] or [[乌纱|烏紗|wu1 sha1]]

A window fitted with fine mesh, such as nylon, wire, or gauze, used to keep out insects while allowing for ventilation.

single yarn spun from roving; used for weaving, knitting, or making thread

cotton mill; textile factory

A kerchief or scarf made of gauze.

yarn made from the fine fibers of plants such as flax or ramie

gauze headscarf or wedding veil used by women

General name for raw cotton, cotton yarn, and cotton cloth.

A component on a spinning machine that twists fibers into yarn and winds it onto a bobbin; used as a unit to measure a textile mill's production capacity.

window screening made of metal, plastic, or fabric, used to allow ventilation while blocking insects

A type of lightweight cotton fabric with a bumpy or dimpled surface texture

a gauze hat worn by officials in ancient China

black gauze or fabric

(textiles) low-count yarn or roving produced during the spinning process to be further refined into fine yarn; a semi-finished product in textile manufacturing

to perform an embroidery technique where specific warp or weft threads are pulled from fabric to create openwork patterns

A bed curtain made of green gauze or silk

A door made with a frame holding mesh, wire, or nylon screening, used to keep out insects while allowing for ventilation.

the horizontal threads in a woven fabric; woof

a lantern made with a thin gauze lampshade

A cover made of gauze, wire mesh, or plastic netting used to protect food from flies and insects

the vertical threads in a piece of woven fabric that are stretched on a loom before the crosswise threads are woven through them

A thin, semi-transparent silk fabric with a crinkled surface and soft feel. It is used for making clothing or decorative items. The name is a loanword from the French 'crêpe georgette'.

To remove full bobbins or spindles of yarn from a spinning frame and replace them with empty ones during textile production.

a piece of cloth wrapped around the waist and legs to form a skirt, worn by men and women in Southeast Asia

A traditional luxury silk fabric from Guangdong that is black and glossy on one side and brown on the other, dyed with the juice of the yam plant; commonly used for summer clothing because of its cool and smooth texture.

Mesh or gauze made of thin woven iron wire, commonly used for screen doors and windows

(old term) machine-spun cotton yarn as opposed to locally produced hand-spun yarn

a black gauze cap worn by officials in ancient China

a bed net made of gauze used to keep out mosquitoes

crêpe; a type of thin silk or cotton fabric with a wrinkled surface; also used as a general term for all types of crinkled or puckered fabrics [[绉|縐|zhou4]]

A thin, light, twill-weave fabric made from a mix of cotton, wool, or silk, often used for clothing linings.

A cupboard with screen or gauze panels used for storing food to keep out insects

A type of bulky, soft, and warm yarn typically made from acrylic fiber using special heat-treatment techniques; commonly used in textiles

Very thin silk fabric, light and transparent like the wings of a cicada

a lightweight, transparent silk fabric typically used for making summer clothing

cotton yarn that has been treated with sodium hydroxide to increase its luster and strength

(metaphorical) to lose one's job or official position; literally to lose one's black gauze cap, which was worn by officials in ancient China

a traditional head covering worn by a bride during a wedding ceremony

professional studio wedding photos, typically including the provision of outfits and styling by the studio

doubling; the process of combining two or more lengths of yarn into a single thread

A type of needlework where embroidery is done on gauze.

a traditional Chinese silk fabric dyed with yam juice and treated with iron-rich mud to create a dark, glossy, and durable finish

(dialect) To throw down one's official hat; to resign from a government post in anger or protest