Ikat is a method of printing woven fabric by tie-dyeing the
warp yarns before weaving.
One of the defining characteristics of Ikat textiles is the ‘blurriness’
of the design. It’s a result of the
extreme difficulty in lining up the yarns in constructing the pattern. The blurred print gives a softer statement and
over the years has become valued by designers.
Personally, I love the not so sharp print. I prefer abstract over graphic for its
subtlety and more discrete statement.
Blurred prints are easier to mix with other prints and
colors and are especially great in interior design for pillows and upholstery.
This top is particularly nice for its purple color. Is it just me or is purple a very rare color
to find? From a production stand point I
know that purple pigments/dyes are more expensive than other colors but I would
totally be willing to pay for such a pretty shade!
I kept this look light in pairing with a complementary ivory
skirt and nude heels.
Ikat Top: Similar & Here || Skirt: Similar & Here || Pumps: Cole Haan ||
Dress Beautifully in Ikat
XOXO Sarah Louise
Dress Beautifully in Ikat
XOXO Sarah Louise
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