Top 6 Imperial Jaipuri Sarees, which come from the bright state of Rajasthan, are all about the colours and prints. All Rajasthani sarees, such as the Bandhani, Chunri, Gota Patti, Leheriya, and others, are referred to as Jaipuri sarees.
The Jaipuri Bandhani saree, also known as the Jaipuri Bandhej saree, gets its name from the word “bandh,” which means “knot.” This is a reference to the tie-and-dye technique used to create the saree’s interesting square designs.
The colour of Jaipuri Chunri sarees is usually red, orange, or pink. This saree holds a special place in a Rajasthani’s heart. Women have worn this saree for centuries, dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization. Gota Patti work is commonly used as a border on these Jaipuri sarees to give them an oomph factor.
- Jaipuri Bandhani Saree
Bandhani sarees from Jaipur are bright and colourful, and this piece depicts that age-old heritage with a wonderful contemporary twist. The basic half of the Jaipuri saree contrasts with the beautiful Bandhani print on the other side. The entire saree is surrounded by a gorgeous Gota Patti border. Wear this Jaipuri saree and you’ll feel like royalty in no time. Do not forget to accessorize the saree for a more profound look. To get the full product listing, check out the Benissimo.
- Classic Red Jaipuri Saree
The Jaipuri Saree is a red monochrome saree with a tiny black, red, and blue Bandhani design all over it. The red colour of this saree is traditionally given to new brides, since it represents good luck and prosperity. The Jaipuri saree also has a beautiful border that gives it a distinct edge. Check out the Benissimo for a complete product listing.
- Jaipuri Leheriya Saree
The Leheriya print is another elegant tie-and-dye printing technique that Rajasthan has bestowed upon the globe. It’s one where the fabric has a lot of strewn lines on it. These lines go in a straight line and are very close together. With flower print on the Pallu and Leheriya print as the basis, this Jaipuri saree exudes a spring vibe. Check out the entire product list and get this beautiful Jaipuri saree, check out the Benissimo.
- Gota Patti Jaipuri Saree
With elaborate Gota Patti embroidery and the iconic Bandhani design, this Jaipuri saree shouts festive. The entire saree is bordered with Gota Patti and Bandhani designs, with numerous printed motifs throughout. Check out the Benissimo for a complete list of our products.
- Kutch Bandhej Saree
A Kutch Bandhej saree is a version of the Jaipuri saree that, unlike its counterpart, comes in a variety of dull colours and has much larger Bandhani print squares than those created in Rajasthan. With enormous brocaded patterns encircling it, this Jaipuri saree is a blend of Banarasi silk and a Bandhani saree. Check out the Benissimo website for more comparable items.
- Multicolor Jaipuri Saree
Why wear a monotone Jaipuri saree when you can wear this gorgeous one instead? This saree is dyed in red, yellow, and green and has a Bandhani print all over it. But that’s not all; the Jaipuri saree also has a stunning border that wraps around the entire saree, giving it a fantastic appearance. While the majority of the saree is red, other hues appear to appear out of nowhere. Take a deep breath and appear in the pallu. For full product listing, check out the Benissimo.