Bandhani Cotton is a traditional tie-dye technique originating from Gujarat and Rajasthan. The name “Bandhani” comes from the word “bandhan,” which means “tie” or “bind.” This fabric is created by tightly tying small portions of the cotton fabric and then dyeing it to create stunning, intricate patterns. Bandhani cotton is known for its bright colors, geometric designs, and its ability to create a beautiful, textured surface.
Bandhani cotton is typically used to create sarees, dupattas, and scarves, often worn during festive and special occasions. The vibrant colors and unique patterns of Bandhani make it a beloved fabric in Indian fashion, adding a sense of celebration and joy to any ensemble. The process of creating Bandhani cotton is a labor of love, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.













