The Rajputana Anarkali

Bandhani Tie-Dye · Heritage Silk Anarkali Set

Bandhani — from the Sanskrit 'bandhana', to bind — is one of India's oldest textile arts. Each dot on this Anarkali was tied by hand before dyeing: a process requiring thousands of individual knots, done by artisans in Jaipur's old city whose family has practised this craft for four generations. The result is a pattern that is geometrically structured yet organically imperfect — because no two human hands tie identically. Your piece is the only one with exactly this pattern of dots, this specific arrangement of colour. The Heritage Silk beneath it was sourced through PESHA's exclusive relationships with Rajasthani silk farms that have not modernised their spinning process. Your Court Code (PSH-BND-00X) records all of this — the artisan, the pattern, the farm, the date.