Bright colours, wave-like leheriya prints and shiny gota patti work – Rajasthani sarees are made for celebrations like Teej, weddings and festivals.

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Front view of a dusty blue viscose chiffon saree with cream Lehariya stripes and green parrot embroidery
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Angled view of the dusty blue saree showing the Lehariya pallu with gold-toned motifs and a green-edged border
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Dusty Blue Lehariya Viscose Chiffon Saree with Parrot Embroidery

Original price was: ₹9,999.00.Current price is: ₹6,950.00.

Leheriya and Lahariya Sarees

Leheriya (often spelled lahariya) sarees come in many styles - classic multi-colour waves, single-colour stripes and modern pastels in georgette, chiffon and silk. They are worn for Teej, Gangaur and family functions, often with a gota patti border.

Rajputi, Rajwadi and Jaipuri Sarees

Rajputi and rajwadi sarees are inspired by royal Rajasthani dress, with rich colours, heavy borders and zari or gota work. Jaipuri sarees are known for block prints and bright colours. For tie-dye dots, see Bandhani sarees; for light checks, see Kota Doria sarees.

Rajasthani Saree FAQs

What is a leheriya saree?

Leheriya is a tie and dye style from Rajasthan that makes wave-like diagonal lines on the fabric.

What is gota patti work?

Gota patti is a Rajasthani craft where gold or silver ribbon is stitched on the saree to make borders and motifs.

Is a Rajasthani saree good for Teej?

Yes. Green and pink leheriya sarees are a popular choice for Teej.