Fabulous soft silk tyed bandhani with gold weaving border and pallo comes with unstitched blouse piece
Of all artisan-made cloth, the tie-dye resist of Indian bandhani stumps most people. It’s a technique of creating patterns in cloth by binding small, continuous knots with thread before immersing the cloth in dye.
DETAILSOur new Kavya skirt is versatile and effortless. Easy to pull on and adjust with decorative and functional adjustable side ties. Pair with a matching top for a finished look. MATERIALSInspired by the the historically traded bandanas, Bandhani is a method of tie and dye textiles long practiced in india. These bright and elaborate bandhani patterns are painstakingly tied by hand to create unique designs that have found patronage all across the globe. Taking inspiration from historical patterns our bandhani fabric is dyed with a combination of Allizerine and Indian Madder. Hand weaving muslin fabric is a showcase of craftsmanship aiming to evoke a feeling of woven air with its lightness. Woven using handspun yarn, the fabric has a unique drapeability that is light and airy, perfect for everyday summer wear. SPECIFICATIONS- 100% Handwoven cotton- Sustainably dyed using natural dyes- Pull-on skirt- Elasticated waist- Spaghetti strap ties at sides with wooden cord tips- Side seam pockets- Midi length Produced in a limited run with exclusive handcrafted fabrics. Due to the nature of the print, each piece is unique. We recommend hand washing in cold water using natural detergents and drying in the shade. Handcrafted garments are designed to last when treated with care. Size Info
La Ronen SS Shirt de chez Kardo est une chemise oversize à manches courtes avec un col Camp. Son tissu Bandhani tire son origine du mot sanskrit "Banda", signifiant nouer. L'art du Bandhani nécessite une grande expertise, consistant à nouer à la main le tissu avec du fil à plusieurs endroits avant de le teindre, créant
Pure Gajji silk Bandhani dark blue fine weave pure silk duppatta only soft fine silk Color : dark blue Adult duppatta Duppatta: bandhani gajji silk dupatta
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Streetwear meets Indian heritage artisanship. These unique Inshadycompany baseball caps are made using cotton fabric that's hand-dyed in Gujarat, using a traditional tie-dye technique called Bandhani. We love this traditional red hue, the color most associated with traditional Bandhani Textiles. In Indian culture, red symbolizes wealth, power, fertility, and sensuality, and is present in many forms to mark important life transitions. This special art form can be traced back to the Indus Valley civilization, as early as 4000 BC! Today's skilled artisan communities that continue to practice the craft are most concentrated in India's Kutch region, a district within the state of Gujarat (located in the western part of India). Bandhani's origin story revolves around wearing particular patterns to identify with a particular community, and historically these dyed textiles were worn to bring good luck to the lives of newly weds. Today, it's still a popular choice of attire for celebratory events, but is also considered appropriate for any type of occasion. Whether you pair this with neutrals (we love a white T-shirt or all black hoodie set), or take it up a notch with a pattern on pattern look, it's sure to garner head turns. Inshadycompany is an accessories label founded by Sonia Luthria. The company offers limited collections using Indian textiles, and the products are crafted and finished in Mumbai. We love the creative risks that Sonia takes - she embraces bold color combinations and isn't afraid to put unexpected patterns together. To us, her unapologetically unique designs are not just a fun aesthetic, but an attitude that we strive towards. Variation is a part of the charm of hand-made products, telling the story and giving the mark of the creators who craft them. Due to the hand-made nature of the product, no two hats are exactly the same. TECHNICAL INFORMATION Cotton fabric Adjustable velcro strap Hand-dyed in Gujarat, India Hand wash with cold water
Our handcrafted long sleeve Bandhani shirt in a vibrant mango yellow color will add a pop of brightness to your summer wardrobe. This sunny hue is perfect for all skin tones under the sun. The relaxed cut and casual design make it easy to pair with your favorite shorts or jeans for a laid-back, yet chic look. Craft: Bandhani is a tie & dye craft practised extensively in Gujarat and Rajasthan. This technique involves dyeing a fabric that has been tightly tied (bandh, meaning to tie or bind) by thread at several areas. Authentic Bandhani is completely handcrafted. Styling: Regular Fit, Regular Collar, Long Sleeves, Front Pocket, Metallic Buttons Sizing: Vyshnav is 5’9” and is wearing a size M. Material: 100% Cotton Wash Care & Handling: Hand Wash or Cold Machine Wash
The Ziggy Blouse in our 'Bandhani Spring' print. A tie-dye replica, the full button-up blouse is rendered in hand-printed cotton voile. It pairs gorgeously with our Marisa linen pant, a vintage gilet and some cowboy boots.
Bandhani or the art of tying is a highly skilled process and involves hours and hours of manual labor of tying each knot using fingernails and then hand dyeing the fabrics in azo free dyes. We wanted to achieve a simple yet a stunning pattern with our new bandhani designs. Available in 4 more colors. - Made on 100% cotton - Each knot is hand tied and then hand dyed by skilled women and men in Rajasthan - Available in 2m, 3m and 5m options - Width- 43 inches - Suitable to make cushions, dresses, curtains, tops etc. Care Instructions: Since this fabric has been hand dyed utmost care needs to be taken. Please only spot clean or dry clean. If you want to wash it at home, please use an extremely mild detergent. Don't worry if the color comes off a bit while washing, its a natural property of the color. You can machine wash after first few handwashes or dryclean
DETAILSA functional year-round style, the Akash chore coat is a versatile outerwear piece. Ours is crafted from sturdy yet soft handwoven nubby cotton. It has a longer length, a very relaxed fit, and features hand-carved horn buttons. MATERIALSBandhani patterns are painstakingly tied by hand to create unique finished designs. Inspired by the historically traded bandanas, Bandhani is an ancient method of tying and dying textiles. Mandalas are a common devotional image found in Buddhist culture often representing a diagram or symbol of an ideal universe. Using the symmetry of the mandala as design inspiration, our bandhani fabric is dyed using natural indigo. The fabric is handwoven using indigenous sheep wool. SPECIFICATIONS- 100% Handwoven Sheep Wool- Sustainably dyed using natural dyes- Standard fit- Spread collar- Single patch pocket at chest with button-through flap- Two lower patch pockets with button-through flap- Lower pockets feature top and side entry- Bone buttons- Clean finished with hand-rolled felled seams- Straight bottom hem Produced in a limited run with exclusive handcrafted fabrics. Due to the nature of the print, each piece is unique. We recommend hand washing in cold water using natural detergents and drying in the shade. Handcrafted garments are designed to last when treated with care. Size Info
A while ago I tried to make bandhani – an Indian tie dye technique. Fabric is wrapped with yarn before dyeing to make small dots. Then I dyed the fabric yellow with onion skins and turmeric. Related posts:How To Dye Cotton Green With Red Hazelnut Leaves (No Mordant)Butterfly Pea Fabric Dye14 FAQs About Eco-Friendly Natural … Continue reading DIY Bandhani (Indian Tie Dye) →
