Leheriya sarees

Leheriya sarees are traditional Indian sarees known for their distinctive wave-like patterns. Originating from Rajasthan, the term leheriya is derived from the Hindi word leher, meaning "wave," which reflects the flowing, wave-inspired design of these sarees. The fabric is dyed using a unique tie-dye technique where the material is rolled and tied diagonally, then dyed in vibrant colors like yellow, pink, blue, green, and red. This creates a harmonious blend of stripes that resemble waves across the fabric.

Typically crafted in lightweight fabrics like georgette or chiffon, leheriya sarees are popular for their elegance and comfort, making them ideal for festive occasions and warm weather. These sarees not only represent the beauty of Rajasthan's traditional craft but also hold cultural significance, symbolizing prosperity and celebration.