What is Ganxiangsha (Ganlu Sha) fabric?
Kiangyun Sha, also known as "Lang Sha," is a National Intangible Cultural Heritage of China. Originating in the Tang Dynasty and flourishing during the Ming and Qing dynasties, it is made from silk fabric dyed with wild rhizome juice and treated with river mud. This intricate process involves dozens of steps and takes several months to complete.
Millennium Heritage
The craft of Xiangyunsha has been passed down for over a thousand years, with each step embodying the wisdom and dedication of artisans. More than just fabric, it is a vessel of Eastern aesthetics, carrying the profound heritage of Chinese civilization.
Authentic Xiangyunsha must be produced in Shunde, Guangdong. The region's climate, water quality, and soil conditions create its unique texture and luster.
Triple steaming, nine boiling, eighteen sun-drying
Every step honors nature.
Select Ingredients
Premium 100% silk base fabric for superior quality
Soak in lacquer
Repeatedly soaked in wild rhizome juice for natural dyeing
Sun-dyeing
Naturally sun-dried to infuse the fabric with nature's essence.
Muddy
River mud mordant reaction creates unique color and texture.
Water wash
Rinse repeatedly with clean water to remove impurities, leaving the fabric soft.
Fog Spread
Morning dew nourishes and cares, imparting a unique luster to the fabric.
Unique charm
Softens with every wear
Shanghai silk fabric becomes softer and more comfortable with wear over time.
Gets brighter with every wear
Natural luster grows warmer and more captivating over time.
Breathable and comfortable
Natural fiber structure for excellent breathability; suitable for all seasons
Antibacterial and Mold-Resistant
The natural ingredients of rhubarb root and river mud provide antibacterial and anti-mold protection.
Maintenance Guide
Cleaning suggestions
- • Dry clean or hand wash recommended
- • Water temperature should not exceed 30°
- • Use a neutral detergent
- • Avoid vigorous scrubbing
Drying Method
- • Air dry in a cool, well-ventilated area
- • Avoid direct sunlight
- • Dry inside out to protect color
- • Do not tumble dry
Storage Tips
- • Hang to store; avoid folding
- • Use a breathable, dust-proof bag
- • Avoid damp environments
- • Ventilate and air out regularly
Quality Inspection
Every fabric undergoes rigorous testing to ensure quality and safety.