Fuchsia Silk Ikat Fabric

“Fuchsia Silk Ikat Fabric”

Are you looking for a unique fabric that will add a pop of colour and personality to your wardrobe or home decor? Look no further than fuchsia silk ikat fabric! This intricate and colourful textile is a stunning choice for any project. In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know about fuchsia silk ikat fabric. Along with, its history and production process to its various uses and care instructions. So grab a cup of tea and settle in for a deep dive into the world of fuchsia silk ikat fabric.

Ikat fabric has a long and fascinating history, dating back at least 2,000 years. The technique is believed to have originated in Asia, with early examples found in countries such as India, Indonesia, and Japan. The word “ikat” itself comes from the Malay word “Mengikat,” which means “to tie.”

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Ikat is a fabric manufacturing technique. In Uzbekistan, the fabrics obtained in this way are called abra. Fabrication using ikat technology includes up to forty stages. First, it all starts with cooking silk pupae in hot water. In this case, the caterpillar must die inside the cocoon. If the silkworm comes out of the cocoon, the thread will be spoiled. Next, they begin to bind bundles of threads for their phased dyeing in certain colours. The peculiarity of the Uzbek ikat is that the pattern is applied only to the warp threads, while the wefts remain monochrome. Indeed, this is a complex, manual process. Fabrics of the same composition may differ slightly in density of weaving of threads, it depends on the pattern, the thickness of the threads, as well as the individual weaving technique of each weaver.

The uniqueness of the ikat technique does not allow the master to create two identical fabrics! 

The narrow width of this fabric makes it well-suited for table runners, pillow covers, as well as window treatments, bed scarves, and more. This playful mix of colours will be a fun addition to a range of decorating styles from traditional to modern.

We deliver orders via Uzbekistan Registered Post which takes a minimum of 21 – 25 business days to reach anywhere in the world. If you are looking for delivery any sooner, please ask for priority shipping at an extra cost. Production time is 1-3 business days, not including weekends or holidays.