The name “Bandhani” derives from the Sanskrit term meaning “to tie.” Tied resist is a traditional technique that has been practiced in India for centuries. Each dot is the result of creating a tiny peak in the cloth and then tightly wrapping thread around the peak to resist the dye. Artisans work with precision as they
Shibori & Bandhani Shawls and Scarves– MAIWA
Wild Tussar Silk & Cotton Scarf - Black Warp– MAIWA
Don't Miss the Sculptural Textiles of India - Bandhani Silks - the MAIWA BLOG
Bandhani Shawl - Silk - Plum– MAIWA
A fine hand woven shawl from master weavers in the Kachchh desert of India. This classic elegant shawl, perfect as a shawl or a throw, is double wide
Bhujodi - Silk & Wool Shawl or Throw - Burgundy Bandhani
Wrap Yourself in Pattern – Bandhani Shawls - the MAIWA BLOG
Maiwa's Shawls & Scarves– MAIWA
Mumbai Block Print Shawl - Handwoven Silk - Night Paisley– MAIWA
Indian Cotton Scarf - Canada
Shibori & Bandhani Shawls and Scarves– MAIWA
Shibori & Bandhani Shawls and Scarves– MAIWA
Maiwa's Shawls & Scarves– Page 3 – MAIWA
Shibori & Bandhani Shawls and Scarves– MAIWA
