Bandhani sarees, also known as Bandhej sarees, are traditional Indian sarees characterized by a unique tie-dye technique that creates intricate patterns. Originating primarily from the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat, Bandhani sarees showcase vibrant colors and intricate designs achieved through the process of tying small sections of the fabric with threads before dyeing, which leaves a distinctive dotted pattern.
The sarees are typically made from lightweight fabrics like cotton and silk, making them comfortable for hot climates. Bandhani sarees are celebrated for their colorful appeal, traditional artistry, and are especially popular during festive occasions and weddings in Western India.
