GiTAGGED® Orissa Ikat Salwar Suit Set (3pcs)

Name: GiTAGGED® Orissa Ikat Salwar Suit Set (3pcs)
SKU: OIKT/002/P2/SAL/07
Price: 1610 INR
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

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Orissa Ikat

Sequence of Tying & Dyeing of Cotton threads as per design visualized on a graph sheet prior to the weaving of the fabric.

Product Details

Fabric	Pure Cotton
Material	3 Piece Salwar Suit Material Set
Measurements	Top – L- 2.4M, W- 1.1M Bottom – L- 2.5M, W- 0.85M Dupatta – L- 2.5M, W- 0.85M
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1 review for GiTAGGED® Orissa Ikat Salwar Suit Set (3pcs)

Anjali Singh
Rated 5 out of 5
Truly Amazing quality
I really appreciate and liked what i have received. Piece is undoubtedly of superior quality. A bit of thread loops are coming out on one side of dupa...More
I really appreciate and liked what i have received. Piece is undoubtedly of superior quality. A bit of thread loops are coming out on one side of dupatta but i liked the overall quality and feel of fabric.
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GiTAGGED Orissa Ikat Salwar Suit Set

Orissa Ikat or resist dyeing, involves the sequence of tying (or wrapping) and dyeing sections of bundled yarn to a predetermined color scheme prior to weaving. Thus the dye penetrates into the exposed section, while the section remains un-dyed. The patterns formed by this process on the yarn are then woven into the fabric.

Origin of Orissa Ikat traces back to 12th Century AD and it is closely associated with Lord Jagannath Temple rituals at Puri, Orissa.

Uniqueness

Ikat patterns are dyed and binded into the threads before cloth is weaved.
Ikat is one of the most ancient techniques of dyeing fabrics.

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Additional information

Period of Origin	12th Century
Country of Origin	India
Geographical Region	Orissa
GI Application No.	22
GI Status Awarded	2006
GI Product of India	29th
Handcrafted By	Manoranjan