- Bandar saree, also known as Machilipatnam saree, is a traditional handloom saree that originates from Machilipatnam town in Andhra Pradesh, India. These sarees are popular for their unique style and weaving technique, which involves weaving the cotton threads in a way that creates a translucent effect.
- Bandar sarees are typically made using lightweight cotton or silk-cotton blend yarns and feature intricate designs and motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, and birds. They are also known for their vibrant colors and contrasting borders.
- These sarees have been a part of the local culture and economy of Machilipatnam for centuries and are considered a prized possession by many women in Andhra Pradesh.
There are several types of Bandar sarees that are woven in different styles and using different materials. Some of the popular types of Bandar sarees are:
- Kalamkari Bandar Sarees: These sarees are made using the traditional Kalamkari technique, which involves hand-painting or block-printing the designs on the fabric. They are known for their intricate designs and motifs inspired by mythology, nature, and folklore.
- Mangalagiri Bandar Sarees: These sarees are made using the Mangalagiri handloom technique, which involves weaving cotton fabric with a border made of silk or zari threads. They are known for their simple yet elegant designs and come in a variety of colors.
- Venkatagiri Bandar Sarees: These sarees are made using the Venkatagiri handloom technique, which involves weaving fine cotton fabric with a thin border made of silk or zari threads. They are known for their lightweight and airy feel and come in a range of pastel colors.
- Uppada Bandar Sarees: These sarees are made using a unique jamdani weaving technique, which involves weaving the fabric with extra weft threads to create intricate patterns and designs. They are known for their lightweight, silky texture and come in a range of colors and designs.
Each type of Bandar saree has its own unique characteristics and is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of Andhra Pradesh.
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