Rajasthani Tie-Dye

Rajasthani tie-dye, known locally as Bandhani, is a traditional textile art from Rajasthan, India. It involves tightly tying small sections of fabric with thread before dyeing, creating intricate patterns through resist dyeing. The process results in distinctive dot motifs and vibrant colors, showcasing craftsmanship and cultural heritage. This technique is often used in making sarees, turbans, and dupattas, symbolizing auspiciousness and artistry. The complex tying and dyeing process requires skill and patience, producing fabrics that are highly valued for their beauty and cultural significance.