The Craft
The Bandhani Edit
Pure silk woven in Banaras, hand-tied and coloured with natural dyes in Gujarat, and hand-embellished in our Bengaluru atelier. Made in small batches, never repeated.
- Pure silk from Banaras
- Natural dyes
- Hand-tied in Gujarat
- Hand-embellished in Bengaluru
- Small batches
Samyukta
Sale priceRs. 68,000.00
Maikashi
Sale priceRs. 76,000.00
Apsara
Sale priceRs. 112,000.00
Jodha
Sale priceRs. 120,000.00
Ishq
Sale priceRs. 49,000.00
Padmavati
Sale priceRs. 85,000.00
Sonam
Sale priceRs. 37,000.00
Sita
Sale priceRs. 153,000.00
Ruhani
Sale priceRs. 75,000.00
Manasi
Sale priceRs. 225,000.00
Yaman
Sale priceRs. 78,000.00
Usha
Sale priceRs. 71,000.00
Neerja
Sale priceRs. 26,000.00
Alia
Sale priceRs. 65,000.00
Akanksha
Sale priceRs. 85,000.00
Kareena
Sale priceRs. 24,000.00
Bhama
Sale priceRs. 78,000.00
The handwork
Handwork set between the dots
Once the knots are opened, our Bengaluru artisans embellish the pattern by hand, following the dots the Bandhani left behind.
How it is made
Woven, tied, dyed, finished
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Woven in Banaras
The pure silk base is woven in Banaras and sent to Gujarat.
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Tied by hand
Artisans in Gujarat pinch thousands of tiny points and bind each with thread.
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Dyed with natural dyes
The silk is dyed colour by colour. The tied points resist the dye, and the dots appear when the knots open.
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Finished in Bengaluru
Our atelier adds the handwork, one piece at a time.
Pure silk woven in Banaras · Hand-tied and naturally dyed in Gujarat · Hand-embellished in Bengaluru