Pochampally sarees originate in the Nalgonda district in the state of Telengana. One of the oldest dyed prints in the state, it is also known as the Pochampally Ikat, because of its resemblance to the Ikat style of dyeing the cloth. The patterns on a Pochampally saree are largely geometric.

In double ikat, on the other hand, both the weft and warp are made resistant and then intertwined to form complex and beautiful patterns With ikat sarees, the motifs and patterns are not as clearly visible because the fabric does not have details. By details, it simply means that only the weft thread is tied and dyed.

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