Bandhani Cotton Kurtis – Handcrafted Elegance in Every Dot

Fabric: 100% Pure Cotton – soft, breathable, and skin-friendly
Length: 3 metres total (2.5m kurti body + 0.5m sleeves)
Craft: Traditional Bandhani tie-and-dye with intricate dot patterns
Sizes Possible: Can be tailored to fit up to plus sizes
Weight: Lightweight fabric, approx. 250g per kurti
Wash Instructions: First wash dry clean recommended. Hand wash separately thereafter, as natural tie-dye may release excess color.

Experience the artistry of Bandhani Cotton Kurtis, where tradition meets everyday comfort. Bandhani, derived from the Sanskrit word "Bandh" meaning to tie, is an ancient tie-and-dye technique practiced in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Each dot on the fabric is created by painstakingly tying tiny portions with thread before immersing the cloth in rich dyes. The result is a mesmerizing pattern of dots, swirls, and waves that carry centuries of cultural heritage.

These kurtis are designed with 3 metres of fabric (2.5m kurti length + 0.5m sleeves), giving ample scope for customization. Whether you prefer a straight cut, A-line, or a more contemporary silhouette, the fabric adapts beautifully to different tailoring styles. Plus-size friendly, they ensure both comfort and style for every body type.

Crafted in breathable cotton, these kurtis are ideal for daily wear, festive gatherings, or office styling. Pair them with leggings, palazzos, or skirts, and elevate the look with oxidized jewelry or silver accessories for a touch of heritage chic. Their lightweight nature makes them perfect for Indian summers, while the artisanal finish ensures you carry a piece of tradition wherever you go.

Every Bandhani kurti is unique – no two pieces are exactly alike. Small variations in color placement or tie-dye patterns are not imperfections but proof of the fabric’s handcrafted origin. These subtle differences are what make Bandhani such a cherished art form, carrying the essence of slow-made fashion and cultural storytelling.

Note: Minor variations in color and design are natural in hand-tied Bandhani and should be celebrated as marks of authenticity.