Thompson Ikat Wheat

Thompson Ikat is a printed interpretation of the ikat technique of weaving. ÃCloudedÄ patterns, known as ikats (pronounced e-cots), reflect the use of tie-dyed warp threads in the weaving process. The Colonial Williamsburg textile archive contains 18th-century examples of Eastern ikats as well as European interpretations of the technique. As popular then as they are today, ikats offer style and flair that is timeless.

• Style: 1722 , Thompson Ikat
• Color: 175 , Wheat
• Construction: Hand Knotted Rugs
• Contents: 100% Jute
• Designs: Transitional, Traditional
• Colors: Wheat, Midnight Slate, Mushroom
• Pile Height: 1/2"
• Shapes: Rectangle
• Country of Origin: India