Rich fabric is a term used to describe luxurious and expensive fabrics. BROCADE, with seven letters, is a heavy fabric woven with a raised design, often made of SILK or rayon. SILK, with four letters, is a natural protein fiber produced by certain insects and is known for its softness and shine. VELVET, with six letters, is a type of fabric with a short dense pile, usually made from SILK, cotton, or synthetic fibers. LAME, with four letters, is a fabric woven with metallic threads, usually gold or silver. Sateen, with six letters, is a fabric made from cotton, SILK, or synthetic fibers, with a soft, smooth finish. DAMASK, with six letters, is a fabric with a reversible pattern, usually made of linen, cotton, or SILK. Samite, with six letters, is a heavy SILK fabric with a glossy finish, often used for clothing or upholstery.