patola

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Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Patola Ikat in Cerulean and Gold for Luxury Silk Scarves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Ikat Patola, Mint and Red Diamond Geometric Fabric Pattern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Patola Ikat in Orchid and Mint for High-Fashion Silk Wraps Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Patola Ikat in Rich Teal and Gold for Premium Silk Scarves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Modern Elegant Hand-drawn Navy Blue Patola Geometric, Spring Seamless Ikat Pattern for Ethnic Fashion and Upholstery Royalty Free Stock Photo

Modern Elegant Hand-drawn Blue Patola Geometric, Spring Seamless Ikat Pattern for Traditional Fabric and Home Decor Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Ikat Patola Ornament in Yellow and Blue for Luxury Textiles Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Ikat Patola Ornament in Magenta and Peach for Luxury Upholstery Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Patola Ikat Seamless Pattern, Red and Cream Luxury Textile for Fashion and Home Decor Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Ikat Patola Damask in Light Blue and Yellow for Ethnic Home Furnishings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Ikat Patola Medallion in Red and Green for Ethnic Home Decor and Pillows Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand-drawn Modern Elegant Spring Seamless Patola Ikat in Deep Teal and Goldenrod for Premium Silk Accessories Royalty Free Stock Photo

Patola saris are a double ikat woven sari made from silk. Such fabric in locak langauge is know as Patola and Patan (place) patola are famous in world. Its very expensive and high in demand. Normal wait time of buying this fabric is almost more than year. This art is on verge of extinct and only three families in Patan/Gujarat/India are left who knows the in how of this this art.