Tie & dye

In India, the earliest evidence of this craft appears in the wall paintings of the Ajanta Caves, dating back to the 6th–7th century AD. These murals depict women wearing dotted tie-dye bodices, remarkably similar to present-day Bandhani. The intricate ornamentation, graceful postures, and musical instruments suggest they are women musicians and dancers from the golden era of Indian history.

Today, tie & dye—locally known as Bandhani—is a flourishing craft practiced widely in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Artisans continue to create beautiful textiles using traditional techniques such as Bandhani, Leheriya, and Shibori. Over time, the craft has evolved, embracing exclusive designs and new materials. Explore and shop authentic tie & dye sarees, stoles, and dupattas online—each piece handmade with tradition and love.

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They Sing Summer ❈ Bandhani Cotton Dupatta ❈ { 4 }

Made & Mkt by: Gaatha Product Code: 2019-VBC-04

They Sing Summer ❈ Bandhani Cotton Dupatta ❈ { 4 }

A familiar chatter swells in the air as feet chase the trail of a carelessly flying odhani in the by-lanes of Bhuj, spilling colors all over. While the women are busy tying knots in fabric, their whispered secrets quietly sneak into these tied bundles. They remain unnoticed but intact till the ..

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राधा | Radha ✥ Shibori Handwoven Saree ✥ 5

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Made & Mkt by: Siddhant Beriwal Product Code: 4074-SBS-5

राधा | Radha ✥ Shibori Handwoven Saree ✥ 5

The Nadia district of West Bengal is a famous center of Vaishnavism. It is best known to devotees as the residence of Sri Advaita Acharya. After Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu renounced material ways of life, Sri Nityananda Prabhu accompanied him on a trip to Jagannath Puri via Nadia.The principle deity ..

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