This Festive Season, Tie-Dye And Bandhani Are Trending All Over Again
Bandhani has never really gone away, but this year it is trending everywhere, and tie-dye has followed. Since both rely on tying cloth before it is dyed, they share a technique. The mood shifts because one reads ethnic and the other reads casual. Knowing where each one belongs is the trick. Tie-dye works for the days between events, while bandhani suits a puja or a wedding lunch. Myntra stocks both, and the five pieces below range from a crepe saree to a maxi dress, covering a whole festival week.

5 Best Tie-Dye and Bandhani Pieces Trending This Festive Season; Photo Credit: iStock
Price: ₹1,094 | Customer Rating: 4.4/5
To skip the morning-of pleating, Sangria delivers this saree as ready-to-wear. The patterned border gives the drape a distinct edge, while the green crepe falls softly. An unstitched blouse piece is made from the same fabric, so a tailor must modify the fit. It is also machine washable, which is unusual for a festive saree and useful during a busy workweek.
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Why Buy: This saree eliminates the draping step, often the reason a saree sits unused in the cupboard. The green works just as well for an evening event as for a daytime puja. Machine-wash care saves a trip to the dry cleaner after every wear. Just factor in blouse-stitching time before the first event.
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Price: ₹ 552 | Customer Rating: 4.1/5
Varanga makes this one in pure cotton, which matters during long, warm festive afternoons. Silver gotta patti accents adorn the margins of the turquoise blue bandhani print. Its straight design and side slits make it a breeze to match with leggings, palazzo pants, or a pair of cotton pants. This piece is one of the most well-liked bandhani kurtas on the website.
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Why Buy: Cotton is better than anything synthetic if there is a lot of running around during the holiday week. Because the print is even and modest, it does not compete with bulky jewellery. It works for a house puja and then for the office the following week. Hand washing prevents the gotta patti from coming off.
Price: ₹ 1,094 | Customer Rating: 4.4/5
This product offers a full set that consists of a patterned dupatta, palazzos, and a kurta made entirely of cotton. The kurta's angrakha shape, which features a flared hem and a V-neck, makes it a breeze to dance in. In contrast to the typical festive reds, blues and whites, they keep the appearance light. The palazzos rest on an elasticated waist, a relief across a lengthy lunch.
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Why Buy: A coordinated set solves the problem in a single order if assembling a complete look takes too long. A straight cut is less appropriate for garba nights than a flared hem. Even when the room gets crowded and the night goes past midnight, cotton remains cosy. Hand wash only, so keep it out of the machine.
Price: ₹ 687 | Customer Rating: 4.1/5
No two tops have exactly the same pattern, because Maaesa dyes this one by hand. The sea green and pink comes with short sleeves, a mandarin collar, and a shirt-style design. This garment is not for big events themselves, but rather for the festive lunch.
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Why Buy: A tie-dye top can cover informal get-togethers without looking underdressed if they are part of the holiday schedule. The hand-dyed design makes it stand out from the rest of the room. It goes well with jeans or with palazzos already in the wardrobe. For the first few washes, wash it by hand separately.
Price: ₹ 965 | Customer Rating: 4.5/5
This Stylecast dress takes tie-dye somewhere new with a yellow strapless bodycon maxi. The body is covered in gathered detail, and the straight hem extends the entire length. The fabric keeps its shape over the course of a long evening because it has a modest amount of stretch. Customers observe that the fit runs close, so it is a sensible idea to size up.
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Why Buy: This works if there is a party during the holiday season that is not ethnic. In most places, yellow looks good under warm lighting. The stretch knit doesn't need to be constantly adjusted while dancing. Examine the sizing chart carefully because the cut is close to the body.
This season, bandhani and tie-dye are doing the same task from two different angles. The Varanga kurta takes care of everything in between, while the Sangria saree and the MANOJAVA set are reserved for special occasions. Stylecast X Slyck covers the one night that is not ethnic at all, while Maaesa delivers a hand-dyed top for the more sedate afternoons. Choose based on the occasion rather than the print, check the size chart before placing an order, and get them from Myntra while the festive stock lasts. Shop now on Myntra.