in uzbek, the term used for ikat is abrbandi; literally `to tie a cloud'. according to legend, the first ikat artisan drew inspiration to weave a shimmering, patterned cloth from seeing clouds reflected in a pool of water.

each silk + cotton (adras) swath is hand-dyed and hand-loomed in the fergana valley of uzbekistan using a centuries-old technique, which encompasses upwards of 37 separate stages.

custom sizes also available: email studio@lavivahome.com.

$215 - $235