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Uncategorized / November 21, 2007

what, pray tell, is this?

she looks like kenny.

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Written by Jamie Meares, Founder + Creative Director of retailer Furbish Studio.

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The Green/White Cotton Ikat 169 Fabric is an eye-catching ethnic print fabric imported from India which has been dyed through a process similar to tie-dye for its pleasing effect. The word ikat comes from the Malaysian world "mengikat," which means to tie or bind, and refers to a textile dyeing technique in which the threads are dyed before the fabric is weaved. The elaborate, multicolored patterns constructed through this ancient resist dyeing process gives the Ikat fabric its distinctive "blur

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