Red Bandhini Gharchola Saree with Mirror Work & Gottapatti

What is a Bandhini Gharchola saree?
A hand tie-dyed saree from Gujarat that combines the Bandhani (tie-dye) technique with the Gharchola checkered-grid pattern, traditionally worn for bridal occasions.

What fabric is this saree?
Modal Gajji Silk — a soft, silk-like fabric with a smooth drape. It is not a pure silk weave.

Is the gota work solid gold?
No — it's gold-tone metallic ribbon work (Gota Patti), not solid gold.

What is Gota Patti?
A Rajasthani technique where metallic ribbon is cut, shaped and stitched onto fabric to form raised motifs.

What does the mirror work add?
Small mirror (shisha) pieces set alongside the Gota Patti for extra shimmer and traditional embroidery detail.

Is this saree right for a wedding?
Yes — the red colour, mirror work and Gota Patti make it well-suited for weddings, sangeet and other festive occasions.

Is a blouse piece included?
Yes, this saree comes with a matching blouse piece.

How can I style this saree?
Pair it with a gold or contrast green blouse, kundan or oxidised jewellery and a potli bag — a classic look for weddings, Navratri and family functions.

How do I care for this saree?
Dry clean only. Avoid perfume, deodorant, water and contact with sharp jewellery.

Will the red shade match the photos exactly?
We try to show the true colour as closely as possible, but slight variation can occur due to lighting, photography and screen settings — this isn't considered a defect.

Is the embellishment handmade?
The Bandhani tie-dye and the Gota Patti/mirror work are traditional hand-applied crafts from Gujarat and Rajasthan.

What length is the saree?
Standard 5.5 metre length plus a 0.8 metre blouse piece, approximately 46 inches (about 1.2m) wide.