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Craft & Tradition · Gujarat
Double-ikat silk sarees from Patan in which both warp and weft are dyed before weaving.
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Patan Patola is woven by a very small number of families in Patan, north Gujarat, and is one of the most complex textiles in India; it carries a geographical-indication tag.
Weavers tie and dye the warp and weft threads separately to the planned pattern, then align them precisely on the loom so the design emerges as the cloth is woven — a single saree can take months.
Double-ikat silk sarees from Patan in which both warp and weft are dyed before weaving.
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