Flared Pants -Burgundy Ikat

$135.00 SGD $101.25 SGD

This wide-flared pant, with plenty of volume through the legs, in a delicate gauzy handloom Kota Doria fabric with handblock printed floral print, is a head turner- the statement that makes an impression when you walk into a room.

These pants have been inspired by four lines in Maya Angelou's iconic poem, Phenomenal Woman:

"The span of my hips,

The stride of my step

and

The swing in my waist

And the joy in my feet.

So if you want to channel your inner Phenom, try these pants on for size!

CRAFT HERITAGE

Ikat is a dyeing technique used to weave patterns into textiles. It uses a technique called resist dyeing, where threads are tied and dyed before weaving. One of the most noticeable and unique attributes of surrounding an Ikat pattern is the blurriness in the design. It can also be considered to be a global design movement that spans across the centuries and originated in Asia. The word “ikat” has Indonesian and Malay roots, roughly translating to mean “tie and bind”.

The handloom Ikat fabrics sourced by Ayesha originate from the weaving cluster of Telangana, India. This design has been woven by multi-generational master weaver, Yadagiri Gajam from Puttapakka, Telangana.

DESCRIPTION

Wide-flared pants in handloom Ikat fabric.
Inner shell lining in voile cotton.
Has an elasticated waist at the back.
Comes with pockets.

COMPOSITION & CARE

100% Handloom cotton. Hand wash cold with similar colours. Do not bleach. Do not soak. Do not wring. Dry in shade in reverse. Iron on reverse.

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