An Intro to Ikkat
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Ikat, or Ikkat, is a dyeing technique wherein bindings or substances resisting dye penetration are applied over the fibres in pre-determined patterns and then the threads are dyed. Alteration of bindings and using more than one colour for dyeing produces multi-coloured thread effect. Removal of the bindings and the subsequent weaving of the threads would form the desired pattern woven in the fabric. The determining characteristic of ikat is the dyeing of patterns, by means of bindings, on the threads prior to the weaving of the fabric. More the precision in the application of the resist bindings, finer would be the pattern formed.
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Mashru is a mixed fabric traditionally woven in Gujarat, India using silk warp threads and cotton weft threads. This produces a fabric with a smooth, shiny silk exterior and a soft, absorbent cotton interior. Mashru gained popularity in India with the spread of Islam as the blended fabric allowed Muslims to wear luxurious textiles within religious restrictions. The production of intricate ikat-patterned Mashru declined in the late 19th century but weaving centers have attempted revivals by updating designs and materials. Mashru remains an important part of traditional dress and textile culture in Gujarat.
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This document provides an overview of folk arts in Southeast Asia, including textiles, crafts, and other art forms. It discusses the unique fabrics, weaving techniques, and natural dyes used in countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. Specific art forms highlighted include Thai silk, Cambodian ikat weaving, Laotian sihn skirts, Vietnamese silk painting, Indonesian wayang kulit shadow puppets, Malaysian wau kites, and Brunei's songkok caps. The document aims to educate readers about the rich cultural traditions expressed through the visual arts in Southeast Asia.
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This document provides an overview of folk arts in Southeast Asia, including textiles, crafts, and other art forms. It discusses the unique fabrics, weaving techniques, and natural dyes used in countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. Specific art forms highlighted include Thai silk, Cambodian ikat weaving, Laotian sihn skirts, Vietnamese silk painting, Indonesian wayang kulit shadow puppets, Malaysian wau kites, and Brunei's songkok caps. The document aims to educate readers about the rich cultural traditions expressed through the visual arts in Southeast Asia.
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An Intro to Ikkat
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