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Ghicha silk is a handwoven fabric made from the leftover silk from the reeling of Tussar silk cocoons, which gives it a rustic, textured, yet soft feel and a natural golden sheen. It shares properties similar to cotton while retaining the luster of silk, and its production is an environmentally friendly way to use silk waste. Ghicha silk is used to make various garments like kurtis, sarees, and jackets, and is often blended with other fabrics or used for decorative accents.