Trade and education across nations are essential if traditional textile skills are to survive across seas and centuries. Bandhani, a method of fabric embellishment, has a long history of renown in Gujarat. This investigation of natural dye use in the Kutch and Jamnagar regions of Gujarat was conducted in 2015. The study's primary objective was to assess the efficacy of the workers of Gujarat in terms of their manufacturing method, raw material, and different ways for making bandhani craft. Work time limits were also uncovered by the investigation. This led to a sample size of 100 people, consisting of 50 men and 50 women. Data analysis revealed that bandhani artisans used a wide variety of synthetic dyes fabrics and colors (highly vibrant hues, numerous types of motifs with their significances, fabrics, and mostly ran their own businesses).

Engineering and Technology, Material Science, Materials Science Textiles, bandhani, motifs, processes, Gujarat