Rich heritage uzbek ikkat cotton

Uzbek ikkat is a traditional fabric from Uzbekistan, created using a unique dyeing and weaving technique. Before the threads are woven into fabric, they are tied and dyed in specific patterns. This “tie-and-dye” process creates bold, intricate designs, often with blurred or geometric patterns. The fabric is typically made from silk or cotton and is known for its vibrant colors. Uzbek ikkat is used for making clothing, such as robes and scarves, and is a symbol of the country’s rich cultural heritage.