Banarasi Georgette Bandhani Birds Dupatta

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Georgette, a sheer and crinkled fabric, boasts a lightweight feel with a lively appearance. Its excellent absorbency makes dyeing effortless, while its slightly textured, matte surface is derived from twisted silk yarns.

Dupattas lengths can vary by .25 meter, please check with us before buying if you are very specific.

Pre-order products can take 15-30 days.

Weave - Cutwork

The cutwork weave technique, also known as Jangla, embodies intricate artistry. It involves the intricate weaving of vegetation motifs like creepers, flowers, and birds, reminiscent of a jungle. These exquisite patterns are exclusively woven in gold and silver zari threads on a Jacquard loom, creating an opulent and ornate fabric.

Craft - Bandhani

Bandhani is a popular tie and dye technique that involves twisting, tying and dyeing to produce some gorgeous patterns. Bandhani generally uses natural colours, predominantly yellow, blue, green and black. Each colour has its own significance. For example, red is a symbol of good fortune to a bride and yellow is a sign of spring time and joy. The designs on the fabric are formed by a combination of dots that are first block printed on the fabric. Some popular designs are the sikharibhat (jungle scene), ambaa dal (mango orchard) and chakalipopat (sparrow, parrot).

Free Shipping Worldwide for orders above INR 25,000

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Products will reach you within 5-7 working days within India after your order is confirmed and payment made.

International deliveries will take 7-10 working days.

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There may be slight color variations due to photographic reasons.

This is a hand-woven product, and any irregular weaving or pattern should not be considered a defect. These irregularities make every handloom piece unique.