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An Rare Ceremonial Double Ikat Patola
From Gujarat, India
A remarkable example of the extraordinary weaving tradition of Gujarat, this rare ceremonial Double Ikat Patola was created for the Indonesian market in the late 18th century.
Woven with a striking geometric lattice and an elegant pallu featuring distinctive heart-shaped motifs, this exceptional textile reflects the remarkable artistry, precision, and cultural connections of the historic Patola trade.
Origin: Gujarat, India
Made for: Indonesian Market
Period: Late 18th Century
Technique: Double Ikat
Size: 90 × 207 cm
A rare textile treasure preserving the legacy of India's historic textile heritage and its connections with Southeast Asia.
From the Collection of Kutch Arts, New Delhi (20261015_162000). kutcharts1@gmail.com
price:
On Request
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