Ikat weaving is a technique for dyeing and weaving fabric in which the yarn is tied and dyed before it is woven into a patterned cloth. The word "ikat" comes from the Indonesian word "mengikat", meaning "to tie"....
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$171.56White tartan shawl in cashmere and silk (70 x 200 cm)
White tartan shawl in 60% cashmere and 40% silk, handwoven in twill in Nepal. 15 micron cashmere, 70 x 200 cm.
$171.56
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