Ikat or æBandha of OdishaÆ fabrics have glorious woven blurred motifs in cotton and silk and are a particularly distinctive feature of Orissan (now Odishan) textiles. The term Ikat is derived from a south east Asian word and reflects the ancient maritime trade between Orissa and Indonesia. Here we have chosen to translate this ancient woven technique by digitally printing the design masterfully capturing the layers colours and form of the original art. Printed onto a linen/viscose ground suitable for upholstery curtains cushions and blinds - available in three colourways. (Fabric - Width: 137.5cm, Horizontal Pattern Repeat: 27.5cm, Vertical Pattern Repeat: 51cm100.00 per metre)
Although every effort has been made to ensure that the fabrics on this site are as close to the original cloth as possible, please be aware that the appearance of the fabric can vary from screen to screen. This is due to the inherent difficulties in creating accurate representations of fabric in a digital format. We would strongly recommend referring to our pattern books and swatches or requesting fabric samples before selecting a fabric.
After Treatments:
Sheen Upholstery Ltd strongly advises against the use of any further chemical treatment. Such treatments may adversely affect the wearing qualities and general performance of the fabric. We regret therefore, we are unable to accept responsibility for any fabrics treated by a third party in this way other than in its original manufacturing process.
