Abstract Ikat is a warp-print design that reads as a rhythmic broken stripe, the pattern built from small-scale dots and dashes that give the cloth subtle texture and dimension. The ikat technique produces a characteristic soft edge, so the stripe never feels rigid.
Printed in India on 100 per cent cotton, it is 134 centimetres wide with a vertical repeat of 45 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 69 centimetres. It is washable. The fabric suits curtains, blinds, cushions and light upholstery, and is offered in several colourways.
