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Odisha Ikat
Ikat derives its name from the Malay-Indonesian
expression “Mangikat” which means to bind, knot or wind around. In essence,
Ikat is a form of resist-dyeing where the resist is formed by binding
individual yarns or bundles of yarns with a tight wrapping applied in the
desired pattern. In India, weaving of Ikat fabrics are found in Gujarat, Andhra
Pradesh and Odisha. Each has its own distinct regional identity. In Odisha,
Nuapatna/Maniabandha, Bargarh and Sonepur have emerged as the Ikat textile hub
with thousands of weavers’ families skilled in this world-class craft.
We, at Arteastic, greatly value the craftsmanship
of the master weavers and bring you personally curated Ikats from Odisha, each
one a masterpiece of colour, texture and weave, that is bound to leave you
spellbound. More importantly, it will help in preserving and enhancing this
difficult but intricate art form. Check out our bouquet of Khandua, Pasapalli, Sachipar, Kotpad and Bomkai
Ikats, beauteous creations that are certain to enhance any wardrobe due to the
sheer magic of handcrafted motifs woven with great care.
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