BharatPlaza

Shastri Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Exquisite blue color digital print bhagalpuri silk anarkali with golden hemline will definitely touch your soul. Comes with matching bottom and dupatta. Glorious outfit is novel way of getting yourself noticed.

Charming yellow color georgette anarkali with pink color jacket is decorated with zari work floral design and scattered buttis are marvelous. Comes with bottom and dupatta. Style meets perfection on this unique outfit to make you an icon of beauty.

We are offering an outstanding collection is ready to make you sensation in this wedding season. Ultra-luxurious sea green color net kalidar lehenga choli with blue color viscose jacket and net dupatta with attractive work velvet patch border showing its refinement. Magical body is decorated with shiny stones, diamantes, resham, jari embroidered paisley motifs bottom skirt part will surely bring you lots of compliments. Appealing outfit will give you very divine and angelic look on your special day.

Bandhej Salwar Kameez and Dupatta or Bandhani shalwar qamis is the Art of royalty - The tie-dyed fabrics of Gujarat and Rajasthan are perhaps the best produced in India. They are also known as Bandhej. Tie and dye or bandhej is a technique actually from Rajasthan and Gujarat. The colors traditionally are vibrant; yellow, black, red and green being the predominant ones. This technique is used on lighter shades of browns, turquoise, blue and pink giving a stunning effect. The technique though simple is quite time consuming and tedious. A single piece of Bandhani salwar suits dupatta with intricate bandhej design, takes more than a week to prepare. In the process of tie and dye of bandhani or bandhej salwar kameez, each section is carefully dipped in paint and tied again to bring yet another contrast in color. Usually women are assigned to the fine craft of tying while the men prepare the dye. Bandhej patterns depict birds, animals and human figures.

Bandhej or Bandhani is the Art of royalty - The tie-dyed fabrics of Gujarat are perhaps the best produced in India. Bandhni sarees are created by dyeing the cloth in such a manner that many small resist-dyed ‘spots’ produce elaborate patterns over the fabric. The traditional bandhani saree market has shrunk however, because of the rise of low-cost silk-screened imitations and most modern bandhani sarees are made with larger designs and fewer ties than in the past. There are varieties of bandhej saree available in two contrasting colors, with borders, end-pieces and one or more large central medallion called a pomcha or padma (lotus flower). Red and black is the most common color combination but other pairs of colors are also found.