Red Indian Traditional Look Printed Silk Bandhani Design Dupatta

The work of the Georgette dupatta has been used in every design and dress in Indian culture since it has the ability to convert any piece of material. It was once considered a modesty symbol. Many individuals currently wear it as a fashion piece, despite the connotation. The Art Of Bandhani Requires A High Level Of Skill. The technique is dyeing a fabric that is tightly tied with a thread at several points, resulting in a variety of patterns such as Chandrakala, Bavan Baug, Shikari, and so on, depending on how the fabric is tied. Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, and MULTI are the primary colors used in Bandhana. There is no one way to wear a dupatta, and its style has evolved throughout time as fashion has progressed. Dupattas are commonly seen on party dresses, lehengas, and other garments. They're thin, yet can hold a lot of stitching and have a glossy finish. The dupatta is a traditional shawl worn by Indian women to cover their heads and shoulders. For parties and festivals, the dupatta is the most popular choice.