Cotton Fabric / Cotton Cloth Dealers in Ejipura, Bangalore

Ikkat is an elaborate dying process done with silk or cotton yarns. The result is a piece of cloth made of colorful patterns. Ikkat is mainly practiced in multiple states in India, namely Orissa, Telengana and Gujarat to name a few. In fact, Ikkat has been practiced in multiple countries other than India as well since long. Ikkat patterns are dyed and bound to the threads before the cloth is woven. This differentiates it from the Tie and Dye process where the fabric is woven in the first place after which it is resist-dyed.The technique which is known today as Ikkat had its origins in different parts of the world such as South East Asia, Central Asia, South America and West Africa. Ikkat is one of the most ancient techniques of handloom fabric crafts. The term “Ikkat” is a derivation from the Malay word “Mengikkat”, means “to tie” or “to bind”.In India, Ikkat dates back to the 12th century when artisans from the Patan region of modern day Gujarat migrated to different parts of the country and propagated the craft.

Linen cotton is a blended fabric with linen as half the threads and cotton as the other half of the threads used. It is woven with either parallel linen threads having a criss-crossing pattern of cotton threads or cotton threads criss-crossed with linen threads. Linen cotton is widely used in home furnishing as well as garmenting. This fabric is woven mainly in the clusters of Bhagalpur, Bihar and Phulia, West Bengal due to the ready availability of linen yarn in these places.

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