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The ikat is out of the bag here at Chairish! If you’re shopping for beautiful ikat rugs to add some flair to your floors, don’t hesitate to kick off your search here at Chairish. We curate an exceptional edit of vintage and antique ikat rugs for sale, making it easy for you to find the perfect piece. Hunt for antique ikat rugs, or search for newly-made rugs produced by contemporary makers like Pasargad. Originating in Central Asia, ikats are vibrant, patterned textiles created using a production technique that involves binding yarns so that they resist dye before weaving. Ikats can be very simple and linear or more shapely and elaborate. Here at Chairish, we make it easy for you to discover traditional examples of ikat rugs as well as pieces created by contemporary makers. That’s because we work with an extensive network of vintage and antique dealers, importers, individual sellers, and contemporary makers to curate our expansive collection. Our in-house style team hand-vets every rug as well to ensure that it possesses the utmost quality and style. Shop with us to discover a wide assortment of rugs featuring traditional Indonesian ikat patterns, Indian ikat patterns, and more. Searching for an ikat rug in a particular colorway like blue or red? Our 15+ color filters make it easy to discover specific items like blue ikat rugs and green ikat rugs. Best of all, when you shop for used ikat rugs at Chairish, you’re helping to contribute to a greener design industry. Enduring style is more than just chic—it’s sustainable too. When you choose vintage, you’re supporting a circular design economy that’s kinder to the planet.