Journey Of Bandhani
Bandhani, an ancient Indian textile art, originated over 5000 years ago with the Khatri community in Gujarat. The name comes from "Bandhan," meaning "tying up," referring to the intricate tie-and-dye process. Traditionally handcrafted using natural dyes, Bandhani remains deeply rooted in Rajasthan and Gujarat, with Jaipur and Bhilwara being key centers.
Bandhani sarees, known for their vibrant patterns, symbolize good fortune and hold cultural significance in Indian traditions, especially for brides. Over time, this art has evolved, gaining global recognition and becoming a staple in both women's and men's ethnic wear.
From casual wear to weddings, Bandhani's versatility and timeless appeal make it highly popular. Styles like Chiffon Bandhej, Leheriya Bandhani, and Gota-Patti Bandhani are among the most sought-after. Despite modernization, Geroo Jaipur continues to support artisans, preserving the authentic handcrafting tradition. Let’s celebrate and keep the legacy of Bandhani alive!
