Green and red bandhani saree with gold motifs
This green and red bandhani saree pairs a rich green base with round red bandhani dots worked in the traditional tie-dye technique, finished with gold motifs, a rose-gold panel, and mirrorwork-inspired embellishments along the border. It is made in dola silk, which gives the drape a natural sheen and enough body to hold the embroidery and panel work without looking stiff.
Bandhani is one of the older tie-dye techniques still practiced in India, traditionally from Gujarat and Rajasthan, where fabric is pinched and tied into thousands of tiny knots before dyeing so the dye resists in small dot patterns once the threads are removed. The rounded red dots on the green base of this green and red bandhani saree follow that same process, which is part of why bandhani pieces tend to read as more textured and handcrafted than a printed dot pattern would.
Styling this saree
The green-and-red combination is a fairly traditional festive pairing, which is why this piece is built around occasions like Karwa Chauth, Navratri evenings, Diwali celebrations, and wedding functions rather than everyday wear. Pair this green and red bandhani saree with minimal gold jewellery or kundan pieces so the embellishment stays the focal point, and keep hair in a sleek bun or soft waves for a classic, put-together festive look rather than a casual one.
At ₹5,999, marked down from ₹8,999, this sits toward the upper end of the festive range, and the rose-gold panel and mirrorwork detailing are where that price goes. This is not a plain bandhani print but one layered with additional handwork on top of the tie-dye base. If you are deciding between a simpler bandhani saree and a green and red bandhani saree built up with embellishment like this, the difference mostly comes down to how much detail you want the piece to carry on its own without added jewellery.
Dola silk holds its shape well through a long evening, but the embellished panel and border work need a bit more care than a plain silk saree would. Avoid folding directly along the panel repeatedly, since embroidery and metallic thread can weaken at a sharp crease line over time. Dry clean only, and keep it away from perfume and moisture near the handwork sections.
Product Details
- Fabric: Dola silk with a luminous finish
- Technique: Bandhani tie-dye with gold motifs and mirrorwork-inspired embellishments
- Panel: Rose-gold panel detailing
- Colour: Green base with red bandhani dots
- Occasion: Karwa Chauth, Navratri, Diwali, weddings and festive gatherings
Care Instructions
- Dry clean only
- Store folded in a soft muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight and moisture
- Refold occasionally to prevent permanent creases and preserve the fabric's finish
For Karwa Chauth pieces in a similar spirit, browse the Karwa Chauth Special collection, or the festive sarees collection for more year-round options. Follow TVISA on Instagram for styling inspiration, new arrivals, and curated occasion-wear looks. Ready to add it to your wardrobe? Shop this green and red bandhani saree now before your size sells out.
