Ikat Antique French Fabric Blue Indigo Hand Woven Cotton 18th Century for Colle offres

Product Name: Ikat Antique French Fabric Blue Indigo Hand Woven Cotton 18th Century for Colle offres
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A wonderful panel, ideal for many projects! ~ A gorgeous ikat fabric fragment from 18th century France, so there is quite a lot of age on this historic piece of fabric! ~ Gorgeous hand dyed yarns using indigo blue. This panel is a lovely light to medium weight, soft hand woven cotton ~ such a wonderful piece with beautiful aged tones! This piece would be wonderful used as a for sewing projects, or kept as is for the right collector of these wonderful and historic textiles! Beautiful for any timeworn interior or ideal for design inspiration ~ please read condition details below!

MEASUREMENTS : This piece measures approximately
Width: 74 inches
Length: 80

CONDITION : This fabric is in unwashed as found condition and it can be hand washed and hung to dry! There is some damage on the edge, some tiny holes, but one little patch of damage near one side, more like a patch of little tears ~ Not perfect but perfectly wonderful indeed! ~*~ all condition reflected in the price

About Ikats: An Ikat fabric is woven using a very complicated dyeing technique. The dyes are applied to the yarns prior to weaving which will create designs on the finished fabric. Depending on the pattern, specific areas of the warp and/or weft threads are are protected from dye to prevent them from absorbing color. When the threads are dyed, each thread will have different color pattern along its length. When the threads are ready for weaving, it is very important to line each thread up perfectly on the loom. The warp thread is first to be set on to the loom, and then one must keep all threads in position very carefully to achieve the desired pattern in the final weaving of the textile. There is natural movement in these threads, which give an slightly feathered, or blurred look to the final textile. Ikat textiles are labor intensive, and wonderful heirloom treasures

Ikat
76M
20230104.