How is silk pooja jod allowed

In Jainism, the principle of non-violence (ahimsa) extends to the materials used in religious practices, including clothing worn during pooja (worship). Silk, being a fabric derived from silkworms, is often viewed as involving harm to living beings, which leads some Jain traditions to discourage or prohibit its use in religious ceremonies. However, other traditions may allow silk pooja jod if it is obtained without causing harm or if it is considered essential for the sanctity of the ritual.