🛏️ Pochampally Konark Design Ikat Bedsheets
Pochampally Ikat bedsheets featuring the distinct Konark design offer a blend of traditional Indian handloom artistry and vibrant, geometric home decor. These bedsheets originate from the Bhoodan Pochampally region in Telangana, India, a renowned center for Ikat weaving.
Features of the Konark Design Bedsheet
The key characteristic of these bedsheets is the use of the Ikat (or Ikkat) technique, which involves the painstaking process of resist-dyeing the yarn bundles before they are woven into the fabric.
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Design & Motif: The Konark design itself is a distinctive, often bold pattern that is popular in Ikat weaving. While Pochampally is known for motifs like diamonds and geometric patterns, the term “Konark Design” often refers to geometric patterns that may be inspired by the intricate temple designs found in Odisha, a state also famous for its Ikat.
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Material: The majority of these bedsheets are crafted from Pure Handloom Cotton. The cotton is often mercerized to enhance luster and softness.
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Weaving Technique: They are handwoven, sometimes using the highly complex Double Ikat technique, where both the warp (lengthwise) and weft (crosswise) threads are tied and dyed to ensure the pattern aligns perfectly on the loom. This process is labor-intensive and requires immense skill.
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Aesthetic: The nature of Ikat weaving results in a characteristic “hazy” or blurred edge to the geometric motifs, giving the fabric a unique texture and visual depth.
Available Bed Sizes
Pochampally Ikat bedsheets are widely available in standard bed sizes, often accompanied by matching pillow covers:
| Bed Size | Typical Dimensions (Inches/Feet) | Common Product Term |
| Single | Approx. 60 x 90 inches | Single Cot Bedsheet |
| Double | Approx. 90 x 108 inches | Double Cot Bedsheet |
| King | Approx. 9 x 7 feet (or 90 x 108 inches) | King Size Bedsheet |
Note: Sizes may vary slightly between weavers, so always check the product dimensions.
Care Instructions
To maintain the quality and vibrant colors of the handloom cotton:
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Washing: Gentle hand wash separately in cold water is generally recommended.
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Detergent: Use a mild or liquid detergent.
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Soaking: Avoid soaking the fabric for too long. Colors may bleed in initial washes.







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