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Bandhani or Bandhej is not just a traditional textile, It represents the vibrant culture of Western India. Bandhani found it’s origin and identity in Rajasthan, later on spreading to certain areas of Gujarat. It is our indigenous resist dye technique (Tie-Dye). Authentic Bandhani Sarees are hand tied in various formations using strings and dyed in natural colors to achieve typical Bandhani patterns. It’s safe to say that Bandhej saree is the official uniform for all religious and auspicious occasions in India.

Bandhani Sarees have been adapted to floating trends time and off owing to their cultural significance and popularity. Originally sturdy cottons were the only fabrics used as the base for bandhani because no delicate fabric could survive the rough process of making bandhej. But today, Bandhani is available in almost all fabrics – georgette, chiffon, silk, cotton silk, etc .

Asha Gautam has launched a stunning Bandhani collection combining this traditional art with their hallmark creativity, aesthetics, craftsmanship and quality. If you are looking for a Bandhani Saree, you cannot miss this collection.

Some of the designs you can expect to see in the store would include :

The famous and vibrant Jodhpuri Bandhej Sarees. These sarees form an ideal choice for occasions of religious and cultural significance.

Traditional Bandhani with a twist of embroidery. Already beautiful Bandhani sarees are taken to the next level with various embroidery designs and techniques. Heavy work is aligned on the borders of these sarees while smaller units are placed within the whole length. The sky is the limit when it comes to what value can be added to sarees.

Another type of Gujrati Bandhani sarees exhibit intricate Zardozi work. Zardozi further adds shine and opulence to Bandhej making it a wedding essential.

Bandhej sarees with Gota Patti work are a popular budget-friendly choice for festive season and gifting.

Multi-colored Bandhani sarees – These Bandhanis display a spectrum of bright colors within a single Saree. Most popular multicolor Bandhej would have colors such as pink, green, orange, and yellow one after the other, rendering a different color to pleats, a different one to the Palla and yet another to the body.

Asha Gautam has had a history of working with textile communities at the grassroots level, collaborating to blend in modern sensibilities with authentic and homegrown techniques. Which makes the Asha Gautam store one of the best places in Delhi to visit for those of you who are looking for Authentic Bandhani Sarees in Delhi. The store boasts of an impressive collection of Bandhani Sarees for all occasions and budgets. From less intricate patterns to heavy duty designs, the store aims to empower women of all preferences, with choices.