Collection: ILKAL SILKS
Ilkal silk is a traditional, GI-tagged handloom weave originating from the town of Ilkal in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka.
Key Characteristics
Tope Teni / Kondi Technique: The body warp and pallu warp are woven separately and joined together using a unique interlocking loop method. [1, 2]
Distinctive Pallu: Traditionally styled in deep red or maroon with intricate temple tower designs woven in gold zari.
Temple Borders: Features iconic border patterns like Chikki Paras and Gomi, which draw inspiration from regional temple architecture.
Fabric Composition: While classic variants pair a breathable cotton or art-silk body with a pure silk pallu and border, pure silk versions utilize 100% silk threads throughout
