Definition of ikat
: a fabric in which the yarns have been tie-dyed before weaving
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The main motif for both men and women is a black-and-white zebra print with a colorful scarf border, as well as a multistripe ikat print and a medallion placement print on matte jersey.
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Shop In Lloseta, Teixits Riera has been producing colorful Majorcan ikat since 1896.
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All of the 19th-century ikat on display comes from a donation made by private collector Guido Goldman.
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Ruzzetti and Gow's silk velvet ikats are instant space changers.
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Chanyeol has hair the color of tropical punch and has thrown a white Céline blouse with watercolor blooms over a Saint Laurent logo tee; Baekhyun appears in Valentino, a mustard ikat Etro blazer, and a red mullet.
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Shop In Lloseta, Teixits Riera has been producing colorful Majorcan ikat since 1896.
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The apartment seems to have countless patterns throughout, but really, there are only three: ikat, chintz and suzani.
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Chair fabric (ikat): Mercury P6324 in 23002 (1101357) from Lewis & Sheron Textiles (lsfabrics.com).
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Origin and Etymology of ikat
Malay, tying
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