Patan Patola is among the world's most complex weaves — a true double ikat where both warp and weft are resist-dyed to align into a flawless reversible pattern. A single sari can take months, made by only a handful of Salvi families.
Region of origin:
Gujarat
GI registration:
Patan Patola
Materials:
silk; natural-dye
Techniques:
double-ikat resist dyeing
HS code (customs):
5007
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About Patan Patola
Patan Patola is among the world's most complex weaves — a true double ikat where both warp and weft are resist-dyed to align into a flawless reversible pattern. A single sari can take months, made by only a handful of Salvi families.
Region of origin
Gujarat
GI registration
Patan Patola
Materials
silk; natural-dye
Techniques
double-ikat resist dyeing
HS code (customs)
5007
How it’s made
double-ikat resist dyeing
The makers
Crafted by Salvi weaver family of Gujarat.
Why “GI-tagged” matters
Patan Patola is registered under India’s Geographical Indication (GI) Act as “Patan Patola”. A GI tag legally certifies that a piece genuinely originates from its traditional region and is made by its rightful artisan community — your guarantee of authenticity.
Buying Patan Patola — questions, answered
Are VedikCraft's Patan Patola pieces hand-painted or prints?
Every Patan Patola piece is genuinely handmade by a named artisan — one of a kind, never a print or machine copy.
Is this Patan Patola authentic and GI-certified?
Yes. Patan Patola is a GI-protected craft (registered as “Patan Patola”). Every order ships with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and a QR code to verify its maker, region and GI status.
What does an authentic Patan Patola piece cost?
Handmade Patan Patola typically ranges from ₹80,000 to ₹10,00,000, depending on size, detail and the artisan.
How do I care for a Patan Patola piece?
Keep Patan Patola out of prolonged direct sunlight and damp, and dust it gently. Because each piece is handmade from natural materials, slight variations are part of its character.