Ikat and Pochampally sarees are both traditional Indian textiles known for their intricate designs and vibrant colors. The main difference between the two lies in the technique used to create them. Ikat sarees are made using a resist dyeing process where the yarn is dyed before weaving, resulting in a blurred or feathered effect in the final design. On the other hand, Pochampally sarees are woven using the "ikat" technique where the yarn is dyed in a specific pattern before weaving, leading to precise and sharp designs with distinct borders. While both sarees are beautiful and popular choices for special occasions, the difference in their weaving techniques gives them their unique aesthetic appeal.
This Above Saree Is Ikat Silk Saree
