HIRI SILK
Silk Face Mask
Silk Face Mask
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Pure Silk, Untouched
Meet a face mask made with 100% natural undyed mulberry silk — carefully handcrafted in Cổ Chất Silk Village, Vietnam.
The silk is used in its natural state, with no dyeing or bleaching treatment, allowing its natural ivory or light golden tone to remain.
3 Layers, Thoughtfully Made
The mask features a simple three-layer construction:
- Outer layer: Natural undyed mulberry silk
- Inner layer: Soft cotton
- Outer layer: Natural undyed mulberry silk
The silk outer layers provide a smooth, lightweight feel against the face, while the cotton inner layer adds structure to the mask.
A Thoughtful 3D Shape
The structured 3D design follows the natural contours of the face, creating space around the nose and mouth for a comfortable everyday fit.
Soft Around the Ears
The soft, stretchy ear loops are designed to sit gently around the ears without unnecessary pressure.
Natural Colors from the Silk
No artificial color is needed.
Natural Ivory White comes from premium white silk cocoons, while Natural Light Golden comes from traditional golden silk cocoons.
Each color reflects the natural character of the silk itself.
Made for Everyday Moments
Lightweight and reusable, this mask is designed for everyday routines — from commuting and traveling to outdoor walks and daily wear.
Not a medical device or respirator. This product is designed as an everyday reusable fabric face covering.
Handcrafted in Cổ Chất Silk Village
Every HIRI SILK mask is handcrafted in Cổ Chất Silk Village, Vietnam, a community with generations of silk-making tradition.
From natural cocoon to finished fabric, we keep the process simple:
Natural Silk → Handwoven Fabric → Handcrafted Mask
Pure Silk. Never Dyed. Made by Hand.
Nature Left It Untouched
Our silk keeps the natural color of the cocoon. No dyeing. No bleaching. Just 100% natural mulberry silk, carefully woven for everyday use.
Woven by Generations
Handcrafted in Cổ Chất Silk Village, Vietnam, where the tradition of silk weaving has been passed down through generations.