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What is bosky fabric?

"Bosky" is not a recognized term in the fabric industry. It's likely a word you've heard that's not related to fabrics.

"Bosky" is usually used to describe something densely wooded or covered in trees (like a "bosky grove").

If you're looking for a type of fabric, you might be thinking of something similar sounding, like:

* Brocade: A rich, woven fabric with raised designs.

* Batik: A fabric with wax-resist dyeing techniques.

* Bohemian: A style of fabric that often features earthy colors and patterns.

Please clarify if you can remember more details about the fabric, or if you heard it in a specific context.

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