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Ilkal Saree
Ilkal Saree History
Traditionally in North Karnataka, the Ilkal saree gets its name from Ilkal, a town in Bagalkot, which was a center of weaving until the 8th century AD. What distinguishes the Ilkal saree from others is that the body and the pallu are woven separately. The body warp is combined with a pallu warp in a series of loops in a technique called Topi Teni, which is performed only in Ilkal.
Ilkal sarees are produced in a weaving machine using cotton, silk or a combination of silk and silk or artificial silk thread.
These sarees are famous for pallu, usually red with a picture of a white temple tower. The tops of the pallu consist of hanige (tohoka), koti kammli (fort ramparts), toputenne (jowar) and rampa (mountain).
The middle part sometimes has a kyadgi (line) shape. Borders are usually red or maroon. The traditional border forms are chikki, gomi, paraspet and gaddidadi. Its body is striped, rectangular or square, and sometimes with kasuti embroidery. These sarees were produced in lengths of six, eight or nine meters.
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