Multicolored Ikat pillow

Dive into a kaleidoscope of color with our Multicolored Ikat Pillow, the perfect accent to bring life and energy to any space. This pillow captures the essence of Ikat, an age-old weaving technique known for its rich patterns and vibrant color play. Featuring a dynamic array of colors, this pillow is a celebration of craftsmanship and design, blending hues in a way that is both eye-catching and harmonious. Available in various sizes — 30×50, 40×40, 40×50, 40×60, 50×50, and 50×70 cm — it offers versatility and style to fit any decorating scheme, from the boldly modern to the subtly traditional. Whether you’re looking to add a splash of color to your living room, bedroom, or even your outdoor lounge area, this Multicolored Ikat Pillow is sure to become a beloved focal point. Its unique pattern and rich color palette make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to infuse their home with a touch of global inspiration and joyful vibrancy.

♥ GIFT

This Cute throw pillow is a perfect gift. It can decorate the bedrooms, living rooms, guest rooms, and kids’ rooms.

♥ WHY CHOOSE US

We provide the best customer support services. Moreover, we deliver in safe packaging to avoid any damages in shipping processes. You can order it confidently.

♥ SHIPPING

For European countries shipments are delivered in 3-5 days via TNT, DPD, UPS or FedEx. US shipments are delivered in 5-12 days via FedEx. For other locations, shipments are send with fast deliveries within a maximum of 10-14 days.

♥ ABOUT IKAT FABRICS

Ikat is a resist-dye weaving process where unwoven threads are tied off and dyed. Before threading the loom, the yarn is separated into long strands and subjected to a process similar to batik: individual or small bundles of unwoven threads are bound tightly in certain places, to prevent dye from adhering to those areas, and then dyed. However, in Uzbekistan only the warp yarns are bound tightly and dyed.

Nowadays, Particularly in the Uzbekistan, the numbers of manufacturers producing ikat completely by hand has grown exponentially. It is here that ikat textiles are produced for fashion companies like Gucci or Dries van Noten etc.