Description

Māṇikya – a jewel in pink and red

A luminous pink Mashru silk body, sprinkled with delicately spaced Bandhani dots, unfolds into a rich red Pallu with tissue, where elaborate Bandhani pattern create a captivating display of the timeless tie-dye art.

A contrasting red blouse, edged with Bandhani borders, completes the composition – an ode to colour and the timeless splendour of Indian craftsmanship.

Product Details

Title – Hand Tie-Dye Bandhani Saree with Blouse Piece

Surface Ornamentation – Hand Tie-Dye/ Hand Bandhani

Weaving Technique – Powerloom

Fabric – Mashru Silk

Color – Pink Red

Zari – Gold Color

Length – 6.20 Meter & Width – 46 to 47 inch

Wash Care – Dry clean only. DO NOT use brush, wring or soak. Always dry in shade/ indirect sunlight. Saree can be roll pressed completely to flatten the Bandhani dots or roll press can be excluded on the pallu part to keep the authentic Bandhani look intact.

Disclaimer

Unevenness or irregularity in Bandhej/ hand tie-dye if any, is the characteristic mark of human intervention.

Product pictures are without any filters, but appearance of color may vary in shade from screen to screen or even image to image due to variation in lighting.

More about art & artisans

Rooted in the rich textile traditions of Kutch, Bandhani is an intricate art of tie and dye, created knot by knot by skilled artisan hands. Tiny portions of fabric are carefully pinched and bound before dyeing, revealing rhythmic dots and elaborate patterns when the threads are released.

The craft has been closely associated with the Khatri community of Kutch from several generations. Today, Kutch Bandhani of Gujarat is a registered Geographical Indication (GI), recognising its distinctive regional identity and traditional craftsmanship.

Raas Rang celebrates this living craft – bringing the artistry of Kutch Bandhani together with the lustre of Mashru silk in a contemporary expression of colour and tradition.