A quilted Japanese-style Ikat cotton workwear jacket. Handmade by Indian artisans with REVERSIBLE, handwoven red check lining.

Dropped-shoulder quilted jacket. Cozy, and super comfy with reversible red check.
Hand-stitched in Rishikesh.

When you wear this quilted Ikat jacket, you will find it so comfortable that you feel like you are wrapped in an Indian quilt!

Full organic cotton and organic cotton wadding/quilting inside.
Square Quilting.
Practical pockets.
Contrasting handwoven Bengal check.
Navy Blue base colour.
Bias binding edging.
A cute boxy shape that some customers have described as both nostalgic and stylish.
Timeless classic.

DRY CLEAN
100% cotton.
Made in India by a small team of men and women who work in a small workshop in the foothills of the Himalayas, When buying this jacket you are helping support sustainability and fair trade. Being handmade, no two are the same.

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This quilted kimono jacket fits the sizes below
UK 8 - 14,
USA 4 - 10,
EUROPEAN 36 - 42,

30" Chest PTP
25" Length
8.5" Bicep

DRY CLEAN
Handmade in India

MODEL is 5.6 feet tall SIZE 10

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Ikat Organic Quilted Cotton Workwear Jacket, Reversible Indian Pocket Jacket, Navy Blue Quilt Women, Handmade Gift, Handwoven Red Check UK 10 - 12, USA 6-8, EUR 34 - 36

HISTORY OF IKAT:
Ikat is a traditional dyeing technique used to pattern textiles. Its origins can be traced back thousands of years, with evidence of its presence in various cultures across the world. The word "ikat" itself comes from the Indonesian language, where the technique has been particularly prevalent.

The exact history of ikat is somewhat elusive due to its widespread use and the passage of time. However, it is believed to have originated in Asia, particularly in regions such as India, Indonesia, Japan, and Central Asia. Each of these regions has its own distinct style and method of producing ikat textiles.

In India, ikat has a rich history dating back to ancient times. Regions like Odisha, Gujarat, and Telangana are famous for their ikat traditions. Indian ikat textiles are characterized by their bold colors and intricate patterns, often featuring motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and religious symbols. These fabrics are commonly used in sarees, dupattas, and other traditional garments.
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