Bandhani Paithani Saree in Teal with Triple Muniya Border and Hand-Tied Dots

A rare confluence of two textile heritages, this Bandhani Paithani saree merges the spiritual geometry of Gujarat’s hand-tied Bandhani with the regal grandeur of Maharashtra’s Paithani. The teal silk body is delicately dotted with white Bandhani butis, each one hand-tied in rhythmic intervals—an ancient act of meditative craftsmanship that transforms resist into poetry.

The highlight of this saree lies in its extraordinary Triple Muniya border—a signature Paithani hallmark featuring three rows of finely woven parrot motifs in pink and green, perched along the zari grid in perfect symmetry. The pallu unfurls with twin peacocks flanking a kalash, woven in vibrant jewel tones over shimmering silver zari—symbols of auspiciousness and abundance.

Graceful yet grand, this drape is a celebration of India's cultural confluence—made for temple rituals, haldi mornings, or those who collect legacy with an eye for innovation.

Fabric: Paithani
Color: Teal
Motifs: Bandhini Buttis
Occasion: Temple Rituals, Haldi Mornings
Care: Dry Clean Only

Bandhani is a traditional tie-dye technique practiced mainly in Gujarat and Rajasthan, where fabric is skillfully tied into tiny knots and dyed to create intricate patterns like dots, waves, and squares. The result is a vibrant, textured textile rich in cultural symbolism and often used in festive and ceremonial attire.

The main weaving cluster is in Yeola, near Nashik in Maharashtra, where artisans continue the centuries-old tradition using handlooms. Known for its labor-intensive weaving and detailed motifs, the Yeola cluster keeps the legacy of Paithani alive with unmatched craftsmanship.

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