The word ‘Ikat’ comes from the Malay-Indonesian word Mengikat, which means to bind, knot, or wind around. In India, Ikat textiles are known as Patola and Mashru in Gujarat, Bandh in Odisha, Pochampally Ikat and Telia Rumal in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Yarn-resist tie-dye textiles or Telia rumal sarees are woven in double ikkat.
Saree 6.4 mts including contrast blouse piece

Double Ikkat of Andhra Pradesh is an integral part of Indian weave- craft tradition and Telia Rumal being the genesis to that. AP is the most prolific producer of this magnificent ikkat style technique of Telia. Here natural dyes are extensively utilized, keeping it true to the concept of traditional methods. The major processing of Natual Dyed complex Telia motif fabrics requires skilled hands and indigenous knowledge. We are super excited to showcase these fascinating sarees for the first time.

Natural dyed double Ikkat telia rumul pure cotton saree.
Saree length 6.25 mts including blouse piece