| Material: Made from cotton, unbleached muslin is woven into a plain weave fabric. It retains its natural color because it has not undergone the bleaching process that would make it white. |
| Color and Texture: Typically off-white or beige in color, unbleached muslin has a slightly textured surface due to its natural fibers. The texture can vary from fine to slightly coarse depending on the weave and quality. |
| Light Diffusion: Used primarily in photography and film as a background or backdrop material, unbleached muslin diffuses light softly, creating a warm, gentle background without distracting patterns or colors. |
| Versatility: Due to its neutral color and soft texture, unbleached muslin is versatile for various uses such as backgrounds, drapery, and diffusing light. It can also be dyed or painted for specific artistic effects. |
| Durability: Muslin fabric is durable and can withstand frequent use and washing, making it suitable for professional settings where durability is important. |
| Applications: Commonly used in photography studios for portrait backgrounds, in theater for set design, and in crafts for making garments, curtains, and other fabric-based projects. |
| Availability: Available in different weights (measured in ounces per square yard) and widths, catering to various needs from lightweight drapery to heavier backdrops. |
