design satin bandhani dress material

Name : design satin bandhani dress material

Top Fabric : Satin + Top Length: 2.5 Meters

Bottom Fabric : Satin + Bottom Length: 2.5 Meters

Dupatta Fabric : Satin + Dupatta Length: 2.01-2.25

Lining Fabric : Satin

Type : Un Stitched

Pattern : Dyed/ Washed

Net Quantity (N) : Single

This image shows a beautiful example of traditional Indian Bandhani (tie-dye) textile work, typically sold as an unstitched Salwar Kameez or Churidar suit set.

Here is a breakdown of the components :  

1. The Kameez (Top Fabric)

The central, folded piece is the fabric for the shirt or tunic. It features a dark navy or black base with classic Bandhej patterns. These small, white square-like dots are created by tying tiny knots in the fabric before dyeing. It also features larger circular motifs in a contrasting sea-green/teal.

2. The Bottom (Salwar/Pants)

The solid teal/sea-green rolled fabric on the left is intended for the trousers. In these sets, the bottom is usually kept a solid color to balance the intricate patterns of the top and dupatta.

3. The Dupatta (Scarf)

The flowing fabric surrounding the set is the dupatta. It uses a shibori-style or "leheriya" tie-dye technique, blending navy, white, and teal in a crinkled texture. This texture is a hallmark of authentic Bandhani, often left "crushed" to show the hand-tied process.

Style Tip : Since the fabric has a crinkled texture, many people prefer to steam-iron it only slightly to maintain some of that unique tie-dye "crush" look, which adds volume and character to the outfit.

Country of Origin : India