Both the warp and the weft threads are wrapped to resist the dye in order to create a patola sari in the desired pattern. Each color that will be used in the finished textile requires a separate tie. Double ikat is the name for the process of dying the warp and weft before weaving. Before dying, the thread bundles are carefully tied. The primary aspects of this method include tying, untying, retying, and dyeing in various hues.