Heritage Red & Mustard Yellow Ikkat Cotton Fabric

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Telia" means oily or oil in Telugu, and "rumal" means handkerchief

Before resist-dyeing and weaving, the cotton or silk yarns are treated and soaked over several days in a mixture of castor oil, sheep dung, and ash. This ancient process locks in deep, rich natural colors

Double Ikat Technique: Both the warp (vertical) and weft (horizontal) threads are precisely tied and resist-dyed before going on the loom.

Heritage Status: This GI-tagged craft originated in Chirala and later expanded to weaving clusters in Telangana's Nalgonda district (such as Puttapaka and Koyyalagudem

Heritage Red & Mustard Yellow Ikkat Cotton Fabric

Heritage Red & Mustard Yellow Ikkat Cotton Fabric

Regular price Rs. 999.00
Sale price Rs. 999.00 Regular price
Unit price

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100% Natual Fabrics

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Ikkat Textile

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