Renowned for their stunning colours and vibrant patterns, the Rajkot Patola is an unique Single-Ikkat handloom that is protected with a Geographical indicator tag. In this craft, A single color Mulberry silk is used along the warp and a tie-dyed Mulberry silk for the weft. This automatically forms the clear distinct pattern with a slight blurry outline while weaving without the need for a Jacquard.
Patolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
View full detailsPatolas made with the single Ikkat technique, a speciality to Rajkot in Gurajat, comes by a single colored warp yarn and a tie-dyed weft yarn. Whil...
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