Uzbek Adras Ikat Gol Pants | qora

Designed for movement & ease, these bold ikat pants feature a billowed leg that gives a touch of drama to the silhouette, tapering gently at the ankle for a sculpted but relaxed fit. 

• Elasticated waist for comfort & versatility

• Relaxed hip & dropped crotch for a fluid, unrestrictive fit

• Full length with a wide-cut leg & slightly tapered leg give a loosely structured silhouette 

• Seam pockets

• Crafted in Uzbek adras - a soft, light and beautifully crisp silk-cotton blend. Embellished through the laborious weft ikat technique which involves tying distinct areas of yarn and resist-dyeing them, over and over, prior to weaving. 

• The position of the print may change slightly from piece to piece

• All orders come lovingly packed in upcycled silk bags

• SM

  • Waist 26” round + 5” ease

  • Hip 49” round

  • Length 38”

  • Front rise 14.5”

  • Inseam 26”

• ML

  • Waist 29” round + 5” ease

  • Hip 53” round

  • Length 39”

  • Front rise 14.5”

  • Inseam 26.5”

+/- a tolerance inherent to hand made clothing

• Fabric: 50% silk, 50% cotton

• Handfeel: Soft and crisp

• Care: Please treat with care & love by dry cleaning only 

• Origin: Margilan, Uzbekistan

Textile Story

Ikat is an ancient dyeing and weaving process found around the world, including India, Japan, China and Central Asia. Ikat refers to the dyeing process, whereby prior to dyeing, the yarn is meticulously tied with string in pre-determined locations then dyed, resulting in tied areas resisting the dye.  The yarn is untied and retied for each new colour.

This cloth is known as adras in Uzbekistan - it is a warp ikat in a blend of mulberry silk and cotton with typically large and bold motifs distinct to Uzbekistan. The cloth is woven on narrow looms which produce running yardage of around half a meter width.

Any variations or irregularities are to be celebrated. They are part of the design & inherent to the handcrafted production process, making this item beautifully unique.