From the Malay-Indonesian meaning 'tie' or 'bind', a traditional resist-dyeing technique for patterning cloth, often used for textiles or soft furnishings
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- Tie-dyed fabric
- Derived from a Malay word meaning to tie/bind, a traditional method of warp dyeing/weaving in Central Asia that was a favourite of the late Oscar de la Renta
- Indonesian resist-dye technique, pronounced with an opening 'ee'
- Method of tie-dyeing textiles
- Ancient Indonesian art or method of resist-dyeing a characteristic blurry- or feather-edged pattern into threads before being woven
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