India's textile heritage, a vibrant expression of culture and tradition, offers travelers unique keepsakes. From the regal ...

“Most Bandhani work is double-layered and symmetric, but I work on asymmetric designs and the size of my dots is not traditional. Those who understand Bandhani recognise my designs today, it has ...

The gown uses the traditional Bandhani dye technique from Kutch, Gujarat. The fabric was painstakingly hand-crafted by Indian artisans, months in the making, and is a celebration of deep-rooted ...

Bandhani is a unique type of tie-die which is often seen in Indian traditional clothing. Derived from the Sanskrit root, "to bind," this style of making textiles is very famous in regions of ...

This bandhani one from Urvashi Rautela's closet gives a very traditional vibe. We love the brilliant blue hues and how she played with her look with bangles, a bindi, and classic jhumkas.

Last month, when NorBlack NorWhite became the first Indian fashion label to collaborate with sportswear brand Nike, it found itself in the middle of a controversy, which threatened its new line done ...

There is good reason that bandhani textiles are coveted. Intricate dots dyed with the highest level of precision on a feather-light fabric, their charm is undeniable. Gujarat-based Kamaldeep Kaur ...

We’ve curated this list of five beautiful pink colour dupatta designs for you to pair with suits. Read on to choose from the ...

Bandhani sarees are one of the most beloved textiles in every woman's wardrobe due to their wide range of brilliant colours and attractive patterns. Alia Bhatt, Janhvi Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, here ...

Remember, if you have a bandhani bottom, stick to a plain top and vice versa. A top-to-bottom bandhani look isn't recommended unless you're a daring fashionista.

Bandhani, known for its intricate tie-and-dye technique, exudes an unmatched blend of elegance and style. The precision-crafted dots make a striking statement, showcasing the artistry involved.