Ikat is a fabric dyeing technique that involves using threads tied and dyed before weaving. This technique allows for the creation of distinct patterns and designs that become an integral part of the final fabric. Originating from various cultures around the world, including Indonesia, India, and the Middle East, ikat is known for its vibrant colors and abstract patterns. Each piece of ikat is unique, made through a laborious process, reflecting the skill and tradition of the artisans who produce it.
Wide-fitting kaftan made from a traditional Odissi sari in very light cotton, with side slits.
