12 silks, all of random color (I got two reds and two yellows with the rest differing) that is of a good quality. I am not sitting here doing back flips trying to proclaim why you need to get this, because it isn't that good. But for those who are looking for a good place to start at a very good price, this is where I would advise you start. Make note, they are a bit see through (like most silks) but it isn't like they are made of glass.

Very well made and each one is neatly folded and sealed into individual packets. Price and value are great.

I bought these 12 scarves and made a silk fountain from them by using a large safety pin to hold them together in the center of the scarves. I also attached a 36 inch butterfly silk to it as a final load. I also used a strip of Velcro long enough to go around the bundle. By the way; you dont have to go to a table or some container before doing the silk fountain. The bundle of silks will fit into your right jacket pocket. Before producing the silk fountain, show an 18 inch scarf of the same color as the last color in your fountain bundle that is in your jacket pocket.(Or you could have done the 20th Century silk just before this final production and show the middle scarf between the other two.) Show the scarf back and front by crossing your arms in front of you. As your left hand goes to the right, reach into your right jacket pocket to remove the fountain bundle and bring it up and out of the pocket with one fell swoop. Release the Velcro tab to start the silk fountain. Before you place the silk bundle in your pocket cut out 2 pieces of plastic from the lid of a box of greens (for a salad) the size of your pocket. Put the fountain bundle in between the 2 sheets of plastic to make it easy to remove the bundle. The audience will have no idea where all of those silk scarves came from. I've done it this way for many years and it is truly magical.

Great for production.

Great for production.

Love the silk. Perfect compliment to my wand manipulation act tgat im working on