Handloom White Pure Cotton Ikat Saree
| Color | White |
| Fabric | Pure Cotton |
| Blouse Piece | Yes, Unstitched |
| Technique | Handwoven |
| Design | Ikat |
| Certified By | India Handloom Mark |
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Country of Origin: India
Sold & Packed by: SRA International (QadriWeaves)
As per earlier sources of information, Ikat dates back to the 12th century when the artisans from the Patan region of modern-day Gujarat migrated to Orissa.
The Ikat technique has its origins in different parts of the world such as South America, West Africa, etc. This technique is one of the most ancient techniques of dyeing fabrics.
The term ‘Ikat’ is a derivation from the Malay word ‘mengikat’ which means to tie or to bind. Ikat is an elaborate dying process that is done with silk or cotton fabrics. Moreover, the end result is a piece of cloth bathed and glittered in colorful patterns.
This white cotton handloom saree is handcrafted in the villages of West Bengal, India
The model is wearing a blouse from our stylist's collection, Please See the image for a mock-up of what the actual blouse would look like.
The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness.
Handloom Products may have some additional threads or missing threads due to the nature of weaving. These are natural process and does not count as defect.
Handloom White Pure Cotton Ikat Saree
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