Synthsilk is a synthetic amalgamation of biological and manufactured materials used by WEAVEworms to weave the many layers of a biomata's biosynthetic systems.[1]
Composition[edit]
Synthsilk is made of lab-grown undifferentiated cells edited for enhancement and to remove abnormalities before being integrated into the WEAVEworm "birthing" process.[1]
Weaving process[edit]
Synthsilk is woven into a biomata shell in a process that revisits each strand hundreds of times to convert raw synthsilk into its final synthetic bone, tendon, muscle, nerve, veins, or organs.[1]
Gallery[edit]
A WEAVEworm on strands of synthsilk.
A stasis knot formed of synthsilk by abandoned WEAVEworms.
The icon printed on synthsilk containers.
