Handwoven using the ikat technique. The term "ikat" derives from the Malay verb "mengikat," meaning to tie, referring to the process where threads are tied and dyed before weaving.
Features traditional motifs and patterns.
Made with natural dyes, likely derived from plants such as Indigofera tinctoria for blue/black and Morinda Citrifolia roots for red.
The pahikung technique, which involves a supplementary warp to create the pattern, is used.
This type of textile is often used for ceremonies, weddings, and funerals, and passed down through generations.
Due to its handmade nature, some imperfections and slight sizing differences may be present.
Material:
Thick cotton
Technique:
Handwoven, Ikat (Pahikung technique)
Colors:
Orange
Black
Brown
Yellow
Blue
Dimensions:
Length: 72 inches
Width: 15.5 inches
Condition:
Vintage, good condition.
May have minor imperfections due to age and handmade nature.
Care Instructions:
Delicate hand washing is recommended due to the natural dyes and handmade nature.