Majorca carries an irregular diamond ikat pattern reminiscent of the finest Uzbek caftans. The pleasure of it is the irregularity: the diamonds blur and stagger at their edges as true ikat does, where the pattern is dyed into the yarn before weaving and never lands twice in quite the same place. It brings a well-travelled note to a room without costume drama, and reads as texture from a distance, revealing its drawing as you approach.
