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Ikat (in Indonesian languages means "bind") is a dyeing technique originating from Indonesia used to pattern textiles that employs resist dyeing on the yarns prior to dyeing and weaving the fabric. Wikipedia
Seko mandi, shroud: www.ikat.us/ikat_064_hires.php Published: Ten Hoopen, Woven Languages, 2014. Image ©Peter ten Hoopen, 2022. I cropped his image & adjusted levels.
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"Zurashi/Slipped" (2023) art installation by Chinami Ricketts (Japanese 1971) and Rowland Ricketts (American 1971) at the Ikat exhibit, Seattle Art Museum, May 2023.
I stop and visit this tree often. Its bark patterns remind me of ikat - strings or chains of diamond shapes, like moth wings in fiber, each textured with fine vertical lines and connected by bright green "kite tails" that appear to glow.
Japanese kimonos, made of ikat fabric, on display at the Seattle Art Museum's exhibit, "Ikat: A World of Compelling Cloth”.
This beautiful ikat patterned rebozo was part of an exhibit about resist dyeing techniques that was at the Museo Textil de Oaxaca. I can't find my notes from the exhibit but this looks like the kind of rebozos made in Santa Maria del Rio, San Luis Potosi.
For more information on the museum here is its website
Excerpt from the plaque:
Woman’s Ikat Robe (Chapan), Uzbekistan, late 19th century. Silk, ikat woven; printed cotton: Ikat is a Malay-Indonesian word given to fabrics from various cultural traditions that use the tie-dye method to produce blurry repeat designs. Known as abrband (‘cloud-tying’) in Uzbek culture, it is a revered traditional art form for creating hangings for the home as well as dazzling robes for both men and women. A great amount of water is used to create the characteristic watery effect of ikat, both for the cultivation of the silk and cotton and for the dyeing processes. Today, the increased scarcity of water in Central Asia threatens the region’s centuries-old tradition of ikat production.
Es el mismo changarro de hilos de jaspe de Sololá. Así se ven los hilos cuando están teñidos de jaspe. El jaspe se hace atando los hilos en ciertos lugares, luego echándolos a la tinte, y la parte atada queda blanca (o del color que era) y se tiñe el resto. Los hilos de venta son lo más sencillo, pero el rebozo arriba es muy complicado.
Vemos un rebozo estilo nuevo de ese lugar para la venta. Antes el jaspe era muy sencillo pero si lo miras verás mariposas y otros diseños.
The same stand selling ikat thread from Sololá. There is a back strap loomed rebozo for sale, and if you look carefully you'll see butterflies in the patterns, which are very complex.
Sololá, Sololá, GUATEMALA (Cakchiquel)
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New, Exclusive colorway for the swell sneaks, a special Ikat print. Come pick it up at the Reek Mainstore!
Oi gente!!
To há um tempão procurando nos blogs o nome dessa técnica, mas não acho e tb não consigo lembrar :/
(Valeu Nanda \o/)
Achei tão lindo *--------------*
A primeira vez que eu fiz ficou horrível, um nojinho, era uma base nude, com esses desenhos em vermelho, preto e branco, mas não consegui deixar bonito, borrou e ficou estranho. Dessa vez eu escolhi essas cores e na minha humilde opinião ficou bonito, vai!!! rsrsrs
Muita gente elogiou, perguntavam se era adesivo, heuheu!! Bom espero que gostem!
O esmalte de base é o Charmosa da Dote, detalhes com o Preto fosco da Risqué, Quadrado azul, Colorama e um branquinho da Ludurana!!
Beijos ;**
P.S: Tutorial aqui pinterest.com/pin/105693922477352177/
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Ik was onlangs ergens op bezoek waar ze een Ikat uit Soemba aan de muur hadden hangen. "Volgens mij moet ik er ook nog ergens een hebben" dacht ik.
Ooit op een backpackerszwerftocht door Indonesië was ik niet op Soemba maar na Lombok en voor de Komodo eilanden op Soembawa terechtgekomen en heb daar bij wijze van ontwikkelingshulp daar een echte Ikat gekocht. Voor mij niet zo duur, voor hun begrippen een klein vermogen.
Het ikattextiel van Soemba is in 2014 voorgedragen om door de UNESCO te worden opgenomen in de lijst van cultureel erfgoed. De mijne komt dus (helaas) niet uit Soemba maar de techniek is hetzelfde.
Deze Ikat lag tot nu toe gewoon in mijn linnenkast en zal daar weer in terugverdwijnen denk ik. Ik heb hem een tijdje als tafelkleed gebruikt.
Meer informatie over het eiland en de Ikat is HIER te vinden.
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In the guest bedroom of this Nantucket home, the ceiling is painted Wales Green by Benjamin Moore. Alhambra dhurrie rug in grass from Vanderhurd Studio. Headboards and bedskirts are made of Lulu DK's Wellington; Roman shades, Island Ikat by China Seas; Indian cotton duvet covers, Muriel Brandolini White No. 5 from Holland & Sherry.
Photo by Ngoc Minh Ngo, House Beautiful, March 2009.
A gorgeous, environmentally-friendly, and expensive bedroom!
Bed: 'Inhale', $3,250, ABC Carpet & Home
Sheets: Organic-cotton 'Bella Pura' by Anna Sova, $160/queen set
Duvet fabric: Madeline Weinrub ikat 'Blue', $400/yard, ABC Carpet & Home
Photo by Max Kim-Bee, Domino, March 2007.
"Grub, ho!" now cried the landlord, flinging open a door, and in we went to breakfast. -- Herman Melville
One of my favorite morning meals: my homemade granola with yogurt, raspberries, flax seed meal and fresh grated black pepper. Espresso, of course! ;-)
I will post the recipe for the granola in the next day or so.
I love the mix of color, pattern, and texture in this living room. The angles of the floor lamp are a nice contrast to the ultra-feminine Klismos chair, too.
Chair: Pure: Sustainable Luxury Collection, leather "Sylvan," $5,693. Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman Showroom, (336) 841-3028 for information. For a similar look, check out Futurama's Hollywood Chair, which is $1,000.
Lamp: Visual Comfort Studio adjustable "Mini Architect's Boom-Arm," $483, Circa Lighting, www.circalighting.com.
Rug: 6' x 9' cotton ikat, $775, Madeline Weinrib Atelier.
Photo by Annie Schlechter, Domino, Nov. 2008.
Este es estilo nuevo, un lienzo y muy chiquito. Tradicionalmente usaban un rebozo largo y amplio, a veces 2 lienzos, con flecos de un lado y otro terminado en el telar de cintura. Lo usan en un hombro, más para decoración que para calentarse. Por lo tanto, resulta útil hacerlo chico, y en días de calor no pesa ni molesta. tanto. 100% algodón, con jaspe, estilo de este pueblo.
Shawl woven on backstrap loom with Ikat threads, typical of this town. New tiny style, worn on one shoulder as decoration even on hot days, so this new style is convenient to avoid the hot heavy garment that is oppressive in the heat.
Santiago Atitlán, Sololá, GUATEMALA (Tzutujil)