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ikat
[ ee-kaht ]
noun
- a method of printing woven fabric by tie-dyeing the warp yarns warp ikat, the weft yarns weft ikat, or both double ikat before weaving.
- a fabric made by this method.
ikat
/ ˈaɪkæt /
noun
- a method of creating patterns in fabric by tie-dyeing the yarn before weaving
Word History and Origins
Origin of ikat1
Word History and Origins
Origin of ikat1
Example Sentences
This upcoming exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum will showcase the art of ikat textiles, a unique and complex textile created with great dedication and skill.
To hold ikat napkins in place, he made napkin rings from glitter-covered pine cones and ribbon.
Its designs and colors can have endless variations, from multicolored stripes to ikat patterns that are popular for robes.
Dress up your table with these distinctive hand-loomed ikat double-sided napkins by Gregory Parkinson.
For another space, Luckett accessorized a gray sectional by mixing soothing gray plaid pillows with soft green velvet and greige ikat textiles.
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