Ikkat Clothing & Footwear

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Ikkat Clothing & Footwear – Handloom Ikat Kurtas, Dresses, Juttis & Ballerinas 124 pieces in Ikkat (Ikat) – the handloom weave where yarns are tie-dyed before weaving, giving the soft-edged pattern: purple halter V-neck flared kurta with backless back, mauve halter-neck cotton Ikkat kurta, blue Ikkat tie-up kurta, black asymmetrical tie-up kurta with Ikkat yoke, black-and-maroon Ikkat dress, a grey Ikat Nehru jacket, and Ikkat-upper cruelty-free leather juttis and flat ballerinas in maroon, red-and-black and black. Apparel ₹699–1,721 in XS–XXXL; footwear ₹1,119 in EU 35–42. What is in this collection Ikkat kurtas – halter-neck flared, tie-up, asymmetrical with Ikkat yoke, ₹699–1,469. Ikkat dresses – black and maroon, ₹1,721. See Ikkat Dresses . Ikkat footwear – juttis and flat ballerinas with handloom Ikkat uppers, ₹1,119. Ikat jackets – grey Ikat Nehru jacket, ₹719; see also the reversible Ikat-Ajrakh wrap coat in Jackets & Coats . About Ikkat In Ikkat the pattern is tied and dyed into the warp or weft threads before the cloth is woven, so the design is in the yarn itself and shows on both faces with a slightly blurred edge. Tjori’s Ikkat cottons come from the handloom clusters of Telangana (Pochampally) and Odisha. It wears like any cotton: cold wash, dry in shade. Wear it with Ikkat kurtas with solid cotton palazzos or dhoti pants; Ikkat ballerinas with plain cotton dresses ; an Ikat clutch for a matched set. Other crafts: hand block , Ajrakh , Kalamkari . FAQs Is Ikkat the same as Ikat? Yes – two spellings of the same handloom technique. Is it handloom or printed? Handloom: the pattern is dyed into the yarn before weaving, not printed on the surface. Can I return Ikkat pieces? Yes, unused with tags (and box for footwear) within the return window; see the returns policy .