Bottle Green Rai Dana Bandhej Pure Banarasi Saree for Weddings and Festive Celebrations
This Bandhej Banarasi saree is made to be the most talked-about drape in the room. It is deep bottle green, with mint-white Rai Dana motifs scattered across the body and tiny yellow dots lighting up the spaces between them (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We’ll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!). Every rosette is formed from hundreds of hand-tied dots, and the broad, shimmering borders frame them like a jewel box. At 6.5 meters, it gives you full length for a graceful drape.
Rai Dana Bandhej Saree: Hand-Tied Dots, Rosette-Style Motifs
The Rai Dana Bandhej technique is named for its fine, grain-sized dots, and that detail is what sets this saree apart. Each coiled, rose-like motif is built from tiny tied points, so the pattern has a textured, slightly crinkled finish you can see and feel. Between the motifs, small clusters of dotted bandhej fill the field evenly. Nothing looks crowded, and nothing looks empty.
Bandhej Banarasi Saree Body with a Light, Flowing Drape
Pairing bandhej with a Banarasi base gives you the best of two Indian textile traditions. The fabric falls softly and moves with you, so it holds pleats cleanly and sits comfortably through long events. The scattered motif layout keeps the body lively but never heavy, which lets the borders and pallu take centre stage.
Zari Border Saree Details: Floral Vine Borders and a Lattice Jaal Pallu
Run your eye along the length of the saree and you will see a broad zari border of dense floral vines, bordered by a finely woven trellis band. It stays elegant when draped and photographs beautifully. The pallu is where this saree makes its statement. A wide, intricately woven border band leads into an all-over lattice jaal, with small florets at every crossing. Bandhej dots sit inside each diamond of the lattice, so your pallu carries both weaving and tying artistry in one view. Whether you pin it neatly or let it fall open, it commands attention.
Why This Rai Dana Bandhej Pure Banarasi Saree Stands Out
If you love this style, you can explore more designs in our complete range of Rai Dana Bandhej Pure Banarasi Sarees. This piece stands out because the bandhej work is present on both the body and the pallu. Most bandhej sarees keep the pattern to one area. Here, the tied-dot detail carries from the first pleat to the last fold of the pallu, so the saree feels complete from every angle.
Bandhani Saree for Wedding Functions, Festivals and Family Celebrations
This is a festive saree with a traditional soul. Wear it to a mehendi, a sangeet, a puja or a family wedding, where bandhej carries auspicious meaning. The bottle green shade brings richness and depth that suits both daytime ceremonies and evening gatherings (We offer 100% Colour Customization — want it in a different colour? We’ll weave it fresh just for you in the colour of your choice!). Keep your styling simple with statement earrings and a neat bun, and let the saree do the talking. Pair it with temple jewellery for a more traditional look, or polki-style pieces for a modern festive look.
Blouse Piece, Length and Quality from The Weaveloom
Your saree comes with a matching blouse piece in a bandhej strip pattern, so you can have a coordinated blouse stitched without hunting for fabric. The saree measures 6.5 meters, enough for a comfortable drape. At The Weaveloom, every piece is chosen for finish, durability and visual impact, so you receive a saree that looks as good in person as it does in the photographs.
Care Instructions
- Dry clean only
- Store in a muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight
- Do not wring or tumble dry
- Iron on low heat on the reverse side
- Keep away from moisture and perfume
