In ikat weaving, the yarns are tightly bound and dyed with a resist substance to create patterns. These dyed yarns are then woven into the fabric, resulting in the characteristic blurred patterns. The process requires great skill and precision to align the dyed yarns accurately during weaving.Ikat sarees come in various styles and patterns, depending on the region and cultural influences. Some popular types of ikat sarees include Pochampally ikat from Telangana, Patola ikat from Gujarat, Sambalpuri ikat from Odisha, and Rajkot Patola from Gujarat.