Price: $21.75
(as of Mar 07, 2025 23:47:41 UTC – Details)
Women Jaipuri Bandhani Dupatta with Gota Work and latkan Rajasthani Silk Bandhej Multicolor Scarf
Product details
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Department : women's -
Date First Available : November 24, 2020 -
Manufacturer : Way2like -
ASIN : B08P35V7K3 -
Fabric type: Art Silk, Silk
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Care instructions: Hand Wash Only
Product Description
* Dupatta Jaipuri Bandhani Art Silk Gota Lace Bandhej Hijab Scarf Party Wear Stole Women. Bandhej With Gota Lace And Latkan On Corners Material - Art Silk Type : Bandhej Dupatta Hijab Scarf Size : Length: 86 Inch, Wide: 40 Inch Weight : 300 Gm Sale For : 1 Dupatta Washing Instructions - Dry Clean Only. Do Not Iron. Your device's screen color settings and photography may cause the actual color to differ from the images displayed. You can wear it yourself or give it as a gift to your loved ones and friends. Any woman or girl, regardless of age, can use this scarf thanks to its soft texture, attractive appearance, and fashion wear. The hijab style is distinctive and lovely, adding charm to your dashing appearance. It is also a lovely scarf to give as a gift.
An exquisite and significant work of Indian textile art is the Jaipuri Bandhani Dupatta, also called the Bandhej Dupatta. It is a vivid representation of cultural heritage and fine craftsmanship, and it is more than just an accessory. The Art of Bandhani: Tie-Dye Tradition: The fabric is painstakingly tied with small knots to create beautiful patterns in Jaipuri Bandhani's usage of the resist-dyeing technique. Talented Hands: The craft has been handed down through the years, with talented craftspeople painstakingly dying and tying the fabric. Beautiful Designs: Jaipuri Bandhani dupattas are available in a captivating variety of patterns, ranging from floral themes like Jaal to geometric patterns like Chandrakala (moonlight).
Symbol of Celebration: Women frequently don Jaipuri Bandhani dupattas to represent happiness and wealth at weddings, festivals, and other important events. Regional Pride: With its own unique style and cultural significance, the art form thrives in many parts of India. Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Jaipur are especially well-known for their Jaipuri Bandhani customs. Generation after Generation: In Indian culture, bandhani dupattas are treasured and frequently handed down as heirlooms, bridging generations through custom.
