Kilimanjaro Ikat is a jacquard-woven cotton with the blurred, dye-resist geometry of traditional ikat, here worked at a modest scale—an 11-centimetre vertical repeat and just 3 centimetres across. The pattern reads as gentle, irregular stripes that soften hard edges in a room without calling attention to themselves. Subtle variations in the weave are part of the cloth's natural character.
Woven in India from cotton, it is 135 centimetres wide and comes in several colourways. Dry cleaning is recommended. It suits curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery, bringing a handmade quality to both window treatments and furniture.
