Both the history and the craft of Bandhani are fascinating. Bandhani fabric is made through a lengthy and laborious process that requires each dot to be knotted individually in order to form designs before the fabric is coloured. • Before dying, the fabric is first cleaned to eliminate contaminants. • After that, depending on the demands of the design, it is folded twice or four times before the pattern is printed. • There are two different kinds of dots: mathawali bheendi, which forms a fine ring, and aniwali bheendi, which is the standard dot.