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Something Silk ....a passion, an obsession, an opportunity.........sisters Cindy and Mary.


Something Silk specializes in hand-painted silk. So far, that has included lamps, wall-hangings, men's ties with pocket squares, tank tops and of course, scarves of all sizes.
Our original designs often reflect our hometown -Detroit and local architecture but also nature, travel and whatever strikes our interest. We use 100% silk, the best dyes and a variety of techniques. Each piece is steam set for colorfastness and can be hand washed.
We're trying new techniques all the time. New this year is a water marbling process called ebru. It was fun and created some unique ties & scarves! And we haven't forgotten about cut velvet. It makes a lovely Christmas gift.


In addition to this web site, Something Silk can be purchased on Etsy or at:

Detroit Artists Market, located at 4719 Woodward Avenue, ​Detroit

 Anton's in downtown Mt. Clemens, 125 Macomb Place, Mt. Clemens  






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                    Small square scarves                                               Men's ties with pocket square

                     Available at the 2022 Holiday Markets at Anton's and Detroit Artists Market.

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 Something Silk at Belle Maer Marine in Harrison Township with our stash of "nautical themed" silk.

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               This was the first version of "Detroit River Walk" The picture appeared in a Detroit Free Press article. 

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Wax technique on this slightly stretch silk makes for wearable art.
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Mere color can speak to the soul in a thousand different ways. -Oscar Wild

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Detroit Born and Raised

 We feature the River Walk, Belle Isle, Maps, Pewabic Tile, old buildings and new, and share with you a city full of life! 

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Cindy: wearing a silk top she created depicting the map of the downtown streets of Detroit

Wearable Art

Show it off - with attitude, class, style
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A special kimono jacket was created for Beth - and she wears it beautifully!


Members of
​Detroit Artists Market (DAM http://detroitartistsmarket.org/d

The Art Center (formerly Anton's in Mt Clemens) http://www.theartcenter.org/
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