Rai Dana Bandhej Pure Banarasi Saree in a Striking Dual Tone
If you want one saree that turns every head in the room, this is it. This Rai Dana Bandhej Pure Banarasi Saree blends the dotted artistry of Gujarat-style bandhej with the royal weaving tradition of Banaras. The body glows in a fiery orange that deepens into rich red at the edges (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!). Each dot is hand-tied, so no two sarees are exactly alike.
Dual Tone Bandhej Saree Body That Glows from Within
Look closely at the saree body and you’ll see rows of diamond-shaped bandhej motifs. Each is outlined by tiny hand-tied dots that create a lattice-like pattern across the fabric. The centre of the saree holds a bright, sun-lit glow, while the dye fades gradually into a deeper tone toward the borders. That ombré blend is what makes this dual-colour bandhej saree look so layered and rich (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!).
The fabric is light and fluid, so it drapes softly and moves beautifully when you walk. You get the grandeur of a Banarasi saree without the heaviness, which makes it comfortable for long ceremonies and late-night celebrations.
Banarasi Bandhej Saree with Intricate Zari Borders
Both long edges of the saree carry a wide, intricately woven zari border with a dense floral and creeper design. The border frames the bandhej body and gives the saree a defined, regal outline. When light falls on the metallic threads, the borders shimmer against the dyed fabric, so the saree looks lovely in daylight and even better under evening lights.
Zari Pallu with Bandhej Detailing
The pallu is where this saree makes its grandest statement. It features large, ornate leaf-shaped motifs woven within an elegant trellis (jaal) pattern. Between them you’ll spot small bandhej clusters, so the tie-dye character you love on the body carries through to the pallu. A broad zari panel edges the pallu, giving it a rich, finished look. Whether you pleat it neatly or let it fall open, it photographs beautifully.
Why Choose a Rai Dana Bandhej Pure Banarasi Saree
Rai Dana refers to the fine, grain-like bandhej dots that make up the pattern. The work is painstaking: artisans tie each tiny point by hand before dyeing, and the bright, defined dots you see here are the result of that patience. If you love traditional craft with a festive spirit, our Rai Dana Bandhej Banarasi sarees collection offers more designs worth exploring. Pair that craft with a pure Banarasi weave and you get a saree that works as a family heirloom, a wedding gift, or a showstopper for your own special day.
The Perfect Bridal and Festive Bandhej Saree
This saree suits many occasions. Wear it as a wedding or bridal-function saree for a mehendi, haldi, sangeet or the ceremony itself. It’s equally striking for Karwa Chauth, Diwali, Navratri and Teej, or for pujas and family gatherings. The warm tones suit most skin tones and look lovely with antique, kundan or temple jewellery (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!).
Saree Length and Matching Blouse Piece
The saree measures 6.5 metres, giving you plenty of length to drape it your way, whether that’s the classic Nivi style, a Gujarati drape or a pre-pleated look. It comes with a matching blouse piece in a bandhej strip pattern, which you can have stitched into a design that suits you. The Weaveloom also offers a blouse stitching service, so you can have it ready to wear without hunting for a tailor.
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
