Trendy ikkat cotton blouses

Ikat cotton is a type of handwoven cotton fabric that is made using a resist dyeing technique. In this technique, the cotton yarn is tied and dyed in a particular pattern before being woven into fabric. The resist dyeing technique is used to create intricate designs on the fabric, which are often geometric or abstract in nature.

Ikat cotton is popular because of its unique designs and patterns, which are often eye-catching and vibrant. The fabric is also lightweight, comfortable to wear, and suitable for a wide range of occasions, from casual wear to formal events. Ikat cotton sarees, dresses, and kurtas are very popular among women who prefer ethnic wear.

The origin of Ikat cotton can be traced back to various regions of the world, including India, Japan, Indonesia, and Central America. In India, Ikat cotton is particularly popular in states like Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Odisha, where it is known as 'Pochampally', 'Patola', and 'Bandha' respectively. The weaving of Ikat cotton is a time-consuming and labour-intensive process involving skilled artisans who work with precision and attention to detail to create intricate designs.

Fabric: pure ikkat weaving fabric blouse

open: front open with hook and back roop

padded: yes

blouse height:15 inch

sleeve length:10 inch