Ladies Dupatta

Bandhej Dupatta, also known as Bandhani Dupatta, is a traditional Indian textile accessory that originated in the state of Gujarat. "Bandhej" or "Bandhani" refers to the tie-dye technique used to create intricate patterns on the fabric. The word "bandh" means "to tie" in Gujarati.

To create a Bandhej Dupatta, the fabric is first tied tightly at various points using threads or rubber bands to create small, distinctive dots or patterns. Then, the fabric is dyed in vibrant colors using natural or synthetic dyes. The tied areas resist the dye and remain the original color of the fabric, while the rest of the fabric absorbs the dye, resulting in unique and beautiful patterns.

Bandhej Dupattas are often made from lightweight fabrics such as cotton, silk, chiffon, or georgette. They are typically rectangular or square in shape and can be worn with various traditional Indian outfits like salwar kameez, lehenga choli, or saree. The dupatta adds a touch of elegance, color, and texture to the overall attire.

Bandhej Dupattas are highly prized for their intricate designs, vibrant colors, and cultural significance. They are popular not only in Gujarat but also across India and are often worn during festive occasions, weddings, and other traditional celebrations. These dupattas are also cherished as a symbol of Indian craftsmanship and heritage.