Bandhani Sarees

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Bandhani Saree: The Ultimate Dress Code Weddings & Festivals Is it just us or do bandhani sarees instantly remind you of weddings and festival celebrations too? While some of us may see it as a mere fashion trend, the truth is the bandhani print carries a history with them. Bandhani , also known as Bandhej , is the technique of tying small knots of the fabric with a thread to form abstract patterns and then dyeing the fabric. Bandhani print sarees and turbans were worn on festivals, weddings, and special functions. Although it originated as a traditional form of art, contemporary Bandhani motifs today combine bright modern colors with lightweight fabrics and are very popular among festive wear as well as everyday wear. Signature Shades of Bandhani Sarees from Libas Although pure Bandhani sarees are available in a wide range of prints and colors, a few shades from Libas’ collection truly stand out. Traditionally, each color held a deeper meaning – red symbolizing a new bride, yellow marking the freshness of spring, and so on. Every hue carried its own story. In today’s fashion, modern Bandhani sarees often feature Bandhani -inspired prints. While not created using the traditional dyeing method, these designs beautifully capture the charm and illusion of authentic Bandhani . 1. Pretty in Pink: Bandhani Picks: Ideal for young women and married women alike, Libas' Bandhani sarees come in gorgeous shades of pink. From soft pastels to dark fuchsia, each saree under this collection has its own special charm. Covered in all-over Bandhani prints, they instantly bring a festive, joyful vibe to any occasion. If you’re a fan of playful prints, make sure to check out Libas’ full collection of printed sarees – you’re bound to find something that speaks to your style. 2. Sunny Yellows: Festive Bandhani : A colour that instantly brings a festive glow to your look, and when paired with Bandhani prints, makes you shine even brighter. From donning yellow Jaipuri Bandhani sarees to