Tenun Ikat East Sumba is known for its rich motifs that are full of philosophical meaning, often inspired by nature, animals and the life of the Sumbanese people. One of the motifs displayed, namely the Kakawila motif, which resembles a bird, generally a cockatoo, symbolizes unity and oneness, and reflects the importance of living in harmony for the people of Sumba. This motif is generally done using the Pahikung technique, a typical technique in making Tenun Ikat East Sumba which shows the high skill of the weavers (https://www.pesonaindonesiatimur.com)
See More| Motif Type | It's too late |
| Material | Cotton |
| Types of Dyes | Experience |
| Size | 152 cm x 125 cm |
| Stock | 5 |