Bhoodan Pochampally, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district

Pochampally

Both threads are dyed before weaving, which is why every edge feathers.

Indigo Pochampally double-ikat, close enough to see the resist-dyed threads feather.
Cluster
Bhoodan Pochampally
District
Yadadri Bhuvanagiri
State
Telangana
Status
GI 2004

How it is made

Warp and weft are tied and resist-dyed separately, then aligned on the loom so the two patterns meet. They never meet exactly, and that soft blur is how you tell a real ikat from a print.

Pochampally ikat in indigo, its stepped diamond motifs feathering where warp meets weft.
The swatch, shot flat at the same distance as the other six.

One piece in this weave

The other six