Ikat is the dyeing technique used to pattern textiles using a resist dyeing process similar to tie-dyeing where bindings are used to create intricate fabrics. Ikat is an Indonesian word meaning cord, thread, knot, or to tie/bind, and has been established as a universal weaving style among different cultures including South American and South East Asian countries. It's definitely a cool thing seeing Ikat patterns on household items and in fashion these days.
Showing posts with label textile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textile. Show all posts
9.10.2013
6.11.2012
V&A Textile Pattern Series
Some selected pieces from the Victoria and Albert Museum published volumes (I & II) of decorative textile patterns via Dwell.
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dwell,
graphic design,
pattern,
textile,
UK
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