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Bandhej and leheriya appear together on this red Two Tone Satin Silk festive saree, combining dotted resist motifs with diagonal wave bands in one digital print. The work is dual sequins embroidery with pearl, stone and mirror handwork, and a Soft Satin blouse piece of 0.80 m is included. The two tone weave keeps a strong red from flattening, because contrasting yarns in warp and weft mean the folds shift in depth as the drape moves rather than darkening into a single mass. Bandhej is another name for bandhani, the dotted tie-resist tradition, while leheriya supplies diagonal stripes. Printing both digitally onto one cloth gives a layered pattern that hand dyeing would require two separate processes to achieve. Mirror handwork holds small reflective discs with stitching around their edges, and dual sequins, pearls and stones fill the spaces between them. The blouse piece is Soft Satin at 0.80 m, unstitched, which drapes more fluidly than a standard satin silk. Red with a combined bandhej and leheriya print is a strongly Rajasthani and Gujarati look, which suits a garba night, a wedding function or a Teej celebration. Orders dispatch next day after stock confirmation. Slight colour variation may occur due to studio lighting, camera flash and screen settings, particularly with a saturated red.
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Bandhej is another name for bandhani, the dotted tie-resist dyeing tradition of Gujarat and Rajasthan where cloth is knotted at many tiny points before dyeing. The two terms are used interchangeably, with bandhej more common in Rajasthan and bandhani in Gujarat.
Bandhej supplies dotted resist motifs while leheriya supplies diagonal wave bands, so the two together give a layered pattern with both dots and stripes. Achieving that by hand dyeing would need two separate tying and dyeing processes, which digital printing accomplishes in one.
Soft satin is lighter and more fluid than a standard satin silk, with a gentler sheen. As a blouse fabric it drapes more closely than a firm satin, which some wearers prefer for a fitted bodice. It is supplied here unstitched at 0.80 m.
It carries the full work set for this range: dual sequins embroidery with pearl, stone and mirror handwork. That places it among the more embellished pieces in the group, and the mirror element in particular makes it read strongly from a distance.
Bandhej and leheriya both originate in Rajasthan and Gujarat, and the combined look is closely tied to celebrations in those regions. A garba night, a wedding function or a Teej celebration all suit it, and it reads instantly recognisable in that context.
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