Bandhej, also known as Bandhani makes us visualize turban, ghagra, and the never-ending love for Baati chokha. Well, it is not just Rajasthan that is very well known for its tie-dying art of Bandhani but the states of Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat are included in the list as well. The admiration for Bandhej textile has been growing ever since it was introduced 5000 years ago by the Khatri community belonging to Gujarat. The tedious procedure of getting the tie-dyed spots on the fabric takes around 3-4 days to settle in case of the winter season, whereas in summers the whole process takes a day or two in getting completed. These textiles are worn by men and women on festivals and occasions since they are known to bring auspiciousness. The bandhej suit presented before you is the teal blue-colored outfit being accompanied by the off-white colored embroidery towards the neck, wrist, and endpiece of the salwar. Dupatta of this outfit has a mix of pink with teal blue, and golden borders being attached to this beautiful piece of clothing. The entire outfit has tie-dyed bandhani dots on it where a single dot is called Bundi and four dots, seven dots are called Chaubundi, Stabundi respectively. Get your hands on this subtle outfit and do not forget to pair it up with a silver choker to amp your fashion game this season.
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