Traditional Grey Blue Handwoven Ikat Fabric
$32.00
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This product is completely handwoven from the natural cotton and dyed in natural ways with herbal hand dyes. The fabric has the same pattern on both sides. You will easily notice the proof of traditional hand woven with the details in the impressive natural texture of the fabric. Give it a place on your table this Bohemian Culture that originates from Fergana Valley in Uzbekistan.
* This fabric is made of 100% natural cotton and produced with hand painting techniques.
* Both sides of the fabric are same handmade traditional Uzbekistan handcraft.
* It is completely hand woven.
* The ends of the fabrics are open for sewing. You could use this fabric for a table runner or if you wish for an garment or for a book cover. The place of use is completely up to your imagination.
* This product must only dry cleaned. Washing is not recommended.
* This fabric is suitable for indoor use only because the products are dyed with the natural herbal madder system.
DETAILS
Size : The maximum width of this fabric is 65 cm (25.59 inch). In these hand-woven fabrics, a pattern repeats itself every 2 metres (78.74 inch). And a line weave is formed every 2 metres (78.74 inch). For this reason, the pattern can be provided only 2 metres (78.74 inch) without interruption.
Consist: 100% Cotton
Fabric Origin: Uzbekistan (handwoven)
Dispatch Origin : London, UK
Dispatch Time: 3 working days
SHIPPING
All our deliveries send with free shipping RoyalMail 1st Class in the UK and package deliver 1-2 days after it is shipped. For European countries shipments are delivered in 3-4 days via Dpd, UPS or FedEx. US shipments are delivered in 2-3 days via FedEx. For other locations, shipments are send with fast deliveries within a maximum of 5-6 days. Also the dispatching time for fabric is 3 working days.
About Ikat Fabric…
Ikat is a resist-dye weaving process where unwoven threads are tied off and dyed. Before threading the loom, the yarn is separated into long strands and subjected to a process similar to batik: individual or small bundles of unwoven threads are bound tightly in certain places, to prevent dye from adhering to those areas, and then dyed. However, in Uzbekistan only the warp yarns are bound tightly and dyed.
Nowadays, Particularly in the Fergana Valley, the numbers of manufacturers producing ikat completely by hand has grown exponentially. It is here that ikat textiles are produced for fashion companies like Gucci or Dries van Noten etc.
* This fabric is made of 100% natural cotton and produced with hand painting techniques.
* Both sides of the fabric are same handmade traditional Uzbekistan handcraft.
* It is completely hand woven.
* The ends of the fabrics are open for sewing. You could use this fabric for a table runner or if you wish for an garment or for a book cover. The place of use is completely up to your imagination.
* This product must only dry cleaned. Washing is not recommended.
* This fabric is suitable for indoor use only because the products are dyed with the natural herbal madder system.
DETAILS
Size : The maximum width of this fabric is 65 cm (25.59 inch). In these hand-woven fabrics, a pattern repeats itself every 2 metres (78.74 inch). And a line weave is formed every 2 metres (78.74 inch). For this reason, the pattern can be provided only 2 metres (78.74 inch) without interruption.
Consist: 100% Cotton
Fabric Origin: Uzbekistan (handwoven)
Dispatch Origin : London, UK
Dispatch Time: 3 working days
SHIPPING
All our deliveries send with free shipping RoyalMail 1st Class in the UK and package deliver 1-2 days after it is shipped. For European countries shipments are delivered in 3-4 days via Dpd, UPS or FedEx. US shipments are delivered in 2-3 days via FedEx. For other locations, shipments are send with fast deliveries within a maximum of 5-6 days. Also the dispatching time for fabric is 3 working days.
About Ikat Fabric…
Ikat is a resist-dye weaving process where unwoven threads are tied off and dyed. Before threading the loom, the yarn is separated into long strands and subjected to a process similar to batik: individual or small bundles of unwoven threads are bound tightly in certain places, to prevent dye from adhering to those areas, and then dyed. However, in Uzbekistan only the warp yarns are bound tightly and dyed.
Nowadays, Particularly in the Fergana Valley, the numbers of manufacturers producing ikat completely by hand has grown exponentially. It is here that ikat textiles are produced for fashion companies like Gucci or Dries van Noten etc.
