description Kapok Overview
Kapok is a silky seed fiber obtained from the pods of the kapok tree, Ceiba pentandra. The individual fibers are light, naturally buoyant, and resistant to water absorption because they contain a hollow structure and a waxy surface. Kapok has been used as a filling material in items such as cushions, bedding, soft toys, and flotation equipment, although its short, brittle fibers are difficult to spin into yarn alone.
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