Introduction
The Semi-Double Ikkat Patola Saree originates from the Patan region in Gujarat, India, a place famous for its Patola weaving technique. Known for its meticulous craftsmanship and vibrant designs, this saree embodies the rich heritage of Indian textiles. The semi-double ikkat technique involves partial double weaving, resulting in patterns that are less intricate than the double ikkat but more complex than the single ikkat, making it a perfect balance of tradition and wearability.

Speciality
The speciality of the Semi-Double Ikkat Patola Saree lies in its unique semi-double ikkat weaving technique. This method involves dyeing both the warp and weft threads, but with fewer tie-dyeing steps compared to the full double ikkat process. The result is a saree that boasts vibrant colors and intricate patterns, capturing the essence of traditional Patola designs while being slightly more accessible and affordable.

How to Care
Dry clean only to preserve the vibrancy and integrity of the fabric.