watered silk

/ˈwɔtərd sɪlk/
noun
  1. A type of silk fabric that has a wavy, shiny pattern on its surface, made by pressing the fabric between rollers.
    • Watered-silk is often used for elegant curtains and upholstery.
    • The antique shop had a roll of watered-silk in a deep blue color.
    • She wore a beautiful gown made of watered-silk to the gala.
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