SAREE | BANDHANI

At Neelgar we are constantly ,working on revival of old and lost designs.Being an ancient culture ,
We have a rich history of design ,We often come across them in museums ,or with antique dealers ,or textile books .We have been trying to collect such designs and then revive them in our way and making them relevant in present times.Baandhani is a very rare and difficult process of tie and dye .At Neelgar we try to do a microscopic form of baandhani .We have been working very closely with the craft communities ,to create the finest level of pieces. Presenting a range of baandhani saris for Neelgar customers.
Fabric: Gajji Silk
Colour : Beige Indigo
Size: 5.5m X 1m Blouse

Baandhani is a very rare and difficult process of tie and dye .At Neelgar we try to do a microscopic form of baandhani .We have been working very closely with the craft communities ,to create the finest level of pieces. Presenting a range of baandhani saris for Neelgar customers.

The technique of leheriya is very unique to the state of Rajasthan in India and not practiced anywhere else in India. Within Rajasthan also there are very few craftsmen, who still practice good quality leheriya.
We have been trying very hard to revive the styles that are distinguished and not being practiced much.
The designs look simple, but are actually pretty complicated to achieve. The fabric is rolled and wrapped very tightly ,and then tied with hand twisted cotton yarns. It needs to be dyed for a very long time. Sometimes multiple dyeing is required for the colour to reach inside and get a uniform pattern.
To achieve a bigger number of colours, the fabric needs to be
Opened after dyeing , re -rolled re-tied ,multiple times .
Presenting leheriya and mothda silk fabrics for your special occasions

Fabric : Gajji sILK

Color: Emerald Green

Size :6.30×45

The technique of leheriya is very unique to the state of Rajasthan in India and not practiced anywhere else in India. Within Rajasthan also there are very few craftsmen, who still practice good quality leheriya.
We have been trying very hard to revive the styles that are distinguished and not being practiced much.
The designs look simple, but are actually pretty complicated to achieve. The fabric is rolled and wrapped very tightly ,and then tied with hand twisted cotton yarns. It needs to be dyed for a very long time. Sometimes multiple dyeing is required for the colour to reach inside and get a uniform pattern.
To achieve a bigger number of colours, the fabric needs to be
Opened after dyeing , re -rolled re-tied ,multiple times .
Presenting leheriya and mothda silk fabrics for your special occasions

Fabric : Gajji Silk

Color: Orange Red

Size : 6.30×45