Bandhani Georgette Gotta Patti Saree

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Fabric - Georgette

Georgette is a lightweight, sheer, and slightly crinkled fabric known for its bouncy texture. It is made from twisted yarns of silk or synthetic fibers. Georgette has a dull and rough texture, drapes beautifully, and is easy to dye.

Gotta Patti and Bandhani Craft

Gotta Patti is an intricate embroidery technique originating from Rajasthan, known for its stunning metallic appliqué work. Small pieces of zari ribbon, often in gold or silver, are carefully stitched onto fabric to create elaborate patterns that reflect light beautifully, adding a regal touch to any garment. This age-old craft is traditionally used to embellish sarees, lehengas, and dupattas, making them perfect for festive and bridal wear.

Bandhani, on the other hand, is a timeless tie-dye technique rooted in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Skilled artisans meticulously tie tiny knots across the fabric before dyeing it, creating distinct patterns like dots, waves, and clusters. The vibrant colors and delicate motifs of Bandhani reflect the rich cultural heritage of India and are often seen in sarees, dupattas, and turbans. Together, Gotta Patti and Bandhani crafts bring a perfect blend of tradition and elegance to any outfit, celebrating the beauty of Indian handwork.

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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.