A noted business entity engaged in offering a wide range of Bandhani Products or Bandhej Products or Tie & Dye Products, Bandhani Sarees, Beaded Bangles, Hexagonal-Bandhani-Thumb Handicrafts, etc...
About Bandhani
Bandhani or Tie and Dye is
one of the traditional methods of printing textiles in India. Though,
its origins are obscure, it is strongly believed to have been brought
to Kutch from Sindh by Muslim Khatris who are still the largest
community involved in the craft.
Bandhani was
introduced in Jamnagar some 400 years ago. Today, the city along with
Ahmedabad has emerged as one of the principal centers of Bandhani.
Who We Are Established in 1987, Shakti Shipping International has been promoting the handicrafts as well as the Tie & Dye art of Kutch and Saurashtra all over the world for over more than two decades. Our company is primarily engaged as a manufacturer, importer and exporter of a diversified range of products like Bandhani Products or Bandhej Products or Tie & Dye Products, Bandhani Sarees, Artistic Sarees, Beaded Bangles, Acrylic Bangles, Hexagonal-Bandhani-Thumb Handicrafts, etc. Famous for their exquisite designs and excellent craftsmanship, our range of Bangles, Handicrafts & Tie and Dye products has been a subject of admiration all over the globe. Today, we are regarded as one of the most admired and reputed sources of Bandhani products like Bandhani sarees in Gujarat. Our Products
We, Shakti Shipping International are a noted manufacturer, exporter and importer of the following range of products:
- Bandhani Products or Bandhej Products or Tie & Dye Products
- Bandhani Sarees
- Artistic Sarees
- Beaded Bangles
- Acrylic Bangles
- Handmade Bangles
- Handicrafts: Hexagonal-Bandhani-Thumb Handicrafts, etc.
Preparation of Bandhani or Tie Dye
The process and preparation of Bandhani or Tie and Dye
is very simple, yet very time consuming. The cloth, usually thin
cotton, silk or wool is folded several times and a design is marked out
in the form of dots. The craftsmen then pulls on a small area of cloth,
where each dot is placed and wind thread tightly around the protruding
cloth to form a knot or bindi. When dyed, the small area beneath the
thread resists the dye leaving an undyed dot. This is usually carried
out in several stages starting with a light color like yellow, then
after tying some more knots, a darker color is used and so on.
When the cloth has been dipped in the dye for the final time and dried,
the folds of the cloth are pulled apart in a particular way releasing
the knots and revealing the pattern. The result is usually a deep
colored cloth with dots of various colors forming a pattern.
Our Quality
Our quality policy is the result of the pioneering efforts of both our past and present generations. We have set up separate departments of quality control, earmarked for different functions each under the supervision of an experienced personnel. Only environmentally friendly chemicals and vegetable dyes are used. The entire production process is monitored right from the beginning to the end.
Our Assurance
We, Shakti Shipping International, have carved a reputation for providing premium quality products at competitive prices and on-schedule delivery. Our wide customer base stands as a testimony to the world class products that we supply.
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