Handcrafted Bandhani Pieces
Our this craftsmanship is here to bring the magic of Authentic Bandhani/Bandhej Sarees, Suits, Dupattas - tie-dyed on luxurious Banarasi Silk or Pure Georgette or Dupion. Our Designs are inspired from exclsuive fusion of Rai-Dana, Pichwai Art, Ghadchola from Rajasthan, Paithani fusion from Maharastra, and vibrant colors designed for the every women, who loves to wear something truly cultural!
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Bandhani Sarees & Dupattas: A Craft Woven with Colour
A Bandhani saree is made through hand-tied knots dyed by hand, not machine printing. Chinaya Banaras, a Varanasi brand, lets you buy a Banarasi bandhani saree online on Banarasi silk and georgette khaddi, in red, green, and pink shades, styled with zari borders and pallus suited to weddings, festivals, and daytime events.
Artisans tie thousands of tiny knots by hand before the fabric enters a dye bath. When the knots come undone, small dots of the original colour remain, surrounded by the new shade. This is what gives a bandhani saree its dotted, rippled look. No machine copies this fully. Every piece carries small variations, and those variations are the mark of handwork.
Chinaya Banaras keeps this craft close to its roots while shaping it for current wear. Every bandhani saree in the collection uses checked fabric with borders and pallus built for richness without excess. Buyers can choose a silk bandhani sarees piece for a wedding or a georgette bandhani saree for a lighter occasion. Most of the georgette khaddi bandhani sarees in the collection are priced under ₹20,000, so a bandhani silk saree under ₹20,000 is easy to find without giving up zari detail.
Four Pieces from the Collection
The table below lists four bandhani pieces from Chinaya Banaras, with base fabric, motif style, and best-use occasion.
| Piece Name | Base Fabric | Motif Style | Best For |
| Scarlet Red Bandhej Silk Saree | Georgette khaddi silk | Shikargah motifs, gharchola pallu | Weddings, bridal functions |
| Green Bandhej Silk Saree | Georgette khaddi silk | Mayur border, peacock pallu | Teej, Navratri, festive days |
| Vibrant Pink Georgette Silk Saree | Georgette | Mayur motifs, gharchola pallu | Daytime functions, Karwa Chauth, evening events |
| Orange Red Georgette Bandhani Dupatta | Georgette | Zari floral jaal, meenakari detailing | Bridal outfits, everyday kurta pairing |
Scarlet Red Bandhej Silk Saree with Shikargah Motifs & Gharchola Pallu
This red bandhani saree for wedding wear uses a georgette khaddi silk base with fine zari resham weave. Shikargah motifs run across the body. The gharchola pallu adds structure and shine, which makes it a natural gharchola bandhani saree for the bride or her close family at wedding functions.
Green Bandhej Silk Saree with Mayur Border & Peacock Pallu
This green bandhani saree carries gold zari floral work through a georgette khaddi silk base. A mayur border and a peacock pallu add movement and colour that shifts under light.
Vibrant Pink Georgette Silk Saree with Mayur Motifs & Gharchola Pallu
This pink bandhani saree suits daytime functions and evening events alike. Mayur motifs sit across a soft georgette base, and the gharchola pallu adds a strong pattern point.
Orange Red Georgette Bandhani Dupatta with Zari Floral Jaal & Meenakari Detailing
This red bandhani dupatta lifts a plain kurta or completes a bridal outfit. Fine zari floral jaal spreads across the georgette base. Meenakari detailing on the border gives it a finished edge.
Choose a Bandhani Piece from Chinaya Banaras
Silk and georgette both take the tie-dye process cleanly while keeping their drape. Chinaya Banaras uses these two fabrics for its bandhani sarees so the finished piece holds colour without stiffness.
A pure bandhani saree needs a base fabric that holds dye well and still drapes with ease. Chinaya Banaras uses Banarasi silk and georgette khaddi for this reason. Both fabrics take the tie-dye process cleanly and move well on the body.
The collection also carries fusion designs for buyers who want more than a classic dot pattern. A Banarasi silk bandhani saree with zari jaal gives a heavier wedding look, while a Pichwai bandhani saree in Banarasi silk carries the Vrisabha motif from Pichwai art. For a Maharashtrian touch, the bandhani saree with Paithani border pairs sun yellow georgette khaddi with a Paithani Asawali border. For a sharper finish, a bandhej silk saree with zari border in rani pink or brown frames the body with geometric or meenakari floral zari.
Colour selection also plays a role in fit and occasion:
● Red bandhani saree: Suits weddings and pujas, and is the traditional pick for a bandhani saree for Karwa Chauth.
● Green bandhani saree: Suits Teej, Navratri, and festivals where green is traditional.
● Pink bandhani saree: Suits bridal functions and lighter day events, since pink sits between bold and soft.
Chinaya Banaras keeps these three shades in stock based on repeat demand from buyers.
Pairing matters too. A bandhani saree looks complete with a matching dupatta or blouse. Chinaya Banaras designs its bandhani dupattas, including the red bandhani dupatta, in the same colour language as its sarees, so a full look comes together without extra effort.
A Word on the Craft
Chinaya Banaras works with artisans who tie, dye, and finish each piece by hand. No two pieces of a pure bandhani saree come out exactly alike.
Chinaya Banaras works with artisans trained in this trade over years. The tying, dyeing, and finishing all happen by hand. This is why every pure bandhani saree from Chinaya Banaras carries small marks of individuality. No two pieces match exactly, and that variation is the actual value of handcrafted work over a printed copy.
