Ikat - Not a Tangled Web
June 17th 2010 Some villages in Indonesia specialize in a form of textile called ikat. Unlike batik, where the patterns are made by waxing and dying sections of cloth, ikat is made by dying threads before they are woven into cloth.
Click here to go to the Wikipedia explanations of warp, weft, and double forms of ikat.
Very traditional forms of ik
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