The Ikkat, was the first design that was conceptualised for the collection. I was excited to see the edgy, colourful shape of the Ikkat turn into statement jewellery. 
This one has to be one of the most versatile fabric patterns and don’t be surprised to find them on formal dresses, loungewear, bags, wallets, curtains, and even table linen. 
The process of making an Ikkat pattern is very intriguing and while it is made from carefully dyed and arranged yarn, the pattern on the fabric starts appearing only after it is weaved into place. 
The Ikkat from the ‘Bunnai’ collection is a bold design made to stand out from any other type of accessory.