Fergana Fable Caftan - Tunic

Hand-dyed and handmade by talented artisans in Uzbekistan. The name ikat is of Indonesian origin and means 'to tie or bind'.  In Uzbekistan, the local name for ikat comes from the Farsi word 'abr', which means 'cloud', as the patterns on the fabrics often resemble clouds floating in the sky. Ikat is a resist-dye weaving process, where bundles of unwoven threads always re bound tightly and intricately in certain places to prevent the dye from adhering to those areas, and hand-dyed, often by ikat masters. The dyed threads are then threaded onto the loom to be woven into colorful and unique ikat fabrics.  

Size and fit
One size - Approx. Measurements: Bust 26"  Front Length: 41"  Back Length: 51" 3/4 Sleeve Length: 20"
Side pockets
Assymetrical hemline (shorter in front, longer in back)

Note: the hemline has frayed hemline as part of design