A Double Ikat Saree is a traditional saree made using the double Ikat technique. These sarees are typically woven with vibrant patterns and motifs, as both the warp and the weft threads are dyed before they are woven together. This technique requires a great deal of expertise, as aligning both the warp and weft threads to match the pattern during weaving is a difficult process. The result is a rich, dynamic design, often with geometric or floral motifs.

Double Ikat sarees are often associated with high craftsmanship and are considered luxurious due to the intricate and time-consuming process of making them. Famous regions in India known for double Ikat sarees include Pochampally in Telangana and Bhadravati in Karnataka, where the technique is passed down through generations of weavers.

In summary, Ikat is a dyeing technique where threads are dyed before weaving, while Double Ikat refers to the more complex variation where both the warp and weft threads are pre-dyed. A Double Ikat Saree is a saree made using this intricate process, known for its vibrant and symmetrical patterns.