Silk Bandhni Dune Robe

Mesmerising Silk Bandhni Dune Robe for women, transforms luxurious silk satin into a fluid statement layer. Bandhni, an ancient 1,500-year-old resist-dyeing tradition, imagined here in white and pink, the hand dyeing technique gives a distinctive character. Crafted by artisans in the desert villages of western India, then stitched and finished with further hand detailing, this full-length, relaxed silhouette brings heritage craftsmanship into a contemporary wardrobe. A captivating long silk kimono robe for layering over simple separates, it makes a considered addition to sustainable women's fashion while celebrating the beauty of slow, artisanal production. 

Textile Story

Bandhani, a 1500-year old resist dye technique emerging from the mists of history, is translated into a futuristic aesthetic. From minuscule pin-pricks to maximal polka-dots, we’ve engineered concentrations of bandhani vs negative space for maximum impact.

Reminiscent of a code, every dot holds the print of the maker: each pinch of fabric, while held between the artisan’s fingers, is individually wrapped in thread to resist the dye; an extraordinarily laborious process with a unique result.

Crafted by women in the desert villages of far western India on luxe silk, stitched in Delhi by Parvez and Lal & finished with hand-embroidered detailing in our studio; the power of our Bandhani Collection is its ability to connect humble origins with an ultra-modern aesthetic.