The Ikat technique combines dyeing and weaving. Originating in Indonesia and refined in India, this technique involves dyeing the threads using the tie-dye method, one color at a time. The pattern emerges after the weave is manually woven on the loom. In the case of double ikat, both the warp and weft threads are dyed, and the more colors incorporated into the pattern, the more complex and laborious the process becomes. Traditionally, this knowledge is passed down from father to son in families dedicated to weaving for several generations.
This tunic is a wardrobe staple, and can be worn with a belt or loose. It has a front slit on the right. Length 124cm Width 52cm
