ikat
- adjective
- /ˈiːkɑːt/
- Specialized
- Her dress featured a beautiful ikat pattern inspired by traditional Indonesian textiles.
Examples
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The designer chose an ikat fabric for the curtains to add a touch of color to the room.
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Many modern home accessories now use ikat designs for a stylish, global look.
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The dress features a stunning ikat pattern.
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The ikat style is very popular in Indonesia.
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The designer chose an ikat fabric for the curtains to add a touch of color to the room.
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Her dress featured a beautiful ikat pattern inspired by traditional Indonesian textiles.
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Many modern home accessories now use ikat designs for a stylish, global look.
Synonyms
Having a decorative pattern woven into cloth or fabric
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ikat comes from the Malay and Indonesian word ikat, which means 'to tie'. It describes a fabric style where threads are tied and dyed before weaving, giving the cloth a soft, blurred pattern, so an ikat fabric is one with that tied-dye look.