Patan Patola Pure Silk Double-Ikat Dupatta

GI Tagged Masterpiece Gujarat

Artisan Lineage & Guild

Salvi Master Weavers Family (Est. 11th Century)

Patan, Gujarat

Craft Tradition: 850-Year Ancient Double-Ikat Resist Dyeing & Handloom Silk

Each piece is completely handcrafted by master artisans, preserving heritage lineages spanning multiple centuries.

100% Direct Fair-Trade Proceeds to Weaver / Craft Cooperatives

Textiles & Weaves Patan, Northern Gujarat

Patan Patola Pure Silk Double-Ikat Dupatta

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₹24,500 ₹32,000 Save ₹7,500 (23%)

Inclusive of all local taxes, GI certification, & insured pan-India heritage packaging.

Ultra-rare double-ikat silk weave where both warp and weft threads are individually tie-dyed before weaving on slanted rosewood looms.

Key Craftsmanship Highlights

Authentic Patan Patola double-ikat geometric 'Nari Kunj' (women & birds) motif
Reversible weave with identical color vibrancy on both sides
Natural vegetable and mineral dyes that retain luster for centuries
Certified Patan Patola GI Protected Heritage National Awardee craft

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GI Certified Genuine

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Historical Lineage of Patan Patola Pure Silk Double-Ikat Dupatta

Patronized by King Kumarpala of the Solanki dynasty in the 12th century, Patan Patola is considered one of the most complex handloom techniques on Earth. Both warp and weft threads are tied and dyed in mathematical alignment before weaving. A single piece requires up to 6 months of meticulous joint precision weaving by master weavers.

Preserving Endangered Living Arts

When you acquire this handcrafted artifact, you actively support indigenous artisan cooperatives, preventing age-old master techniques from disappearing in the era of mass industrial manufacturing.

Authenticity & Material Specifications

Material	100% Pure Mulberry Silk with Natural Vegetable Dyes
Dimensions	2.5 meters Length x 1.1 meters Width
Weave Type	Slanted Rosewood Handloom Double-Ikat
Care Instructions	Dry clean only; store in fine muslin fabric
Artisan Collective	Salvi Patola Heritage Trust
Certificate of Authenticity	GI Tag #0008 Certificate & Silk Mark

Geographical Indication

Govt. of India Protected

What is a GI (Geographical Indication) Tag?

A Geographical Indication (GI) is a sign used on products that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation that are due to that origin. It legally protects traditional Indian craft communities from counterfeit mass-produced imitations.

Traceable Origin 100% Handcrafted Artisan Community Empowerment