Lehariya or Leheria is a simple style of tie and dye from the state of Rajasthan, India. Lehariya is Traditionally seen in bright colours. It has a very distinctive striped pattern. Translating to the term ‘wave-like’, lehariya symbolizes the rich and unique costume heritage of Rajasthan.
Leheriya was first conceived in the 19th century and has been a choice in the apparel industry ever since. Within the domain of tie and dye, leheriya is one of the most widely recognized and accepted designs.
The light and vibrant variant of Nigeria are best for spring and summer. The colourful fabric in the form of a dupatta is unique and can be used to adorn solid coloured salwar kameez. Eventually, it can also be teamed up with Indo-Western attires to add a splash of vibrancy and color.
Lehariya salwar kameez
Nowadays there are many different types of varieties of salwar kameez available in the market. Ranging from the Lehariya salwar kameez to the Anarkali suit, one there is a variety of different styles when it comes to the salwar kameez in this type of clothing. For instance, the Anarkali is also one such variation of the salwar kameez. It is a long, frock-style top along with a slim fitted bottomand is usually worn during celebratory occasions.
Lehariya saree
When skilled Lehariya craftsmen get to work, they can create an elegant, classy and vivid combination of striped patterns on materials like chiffon to create beautiful Lehariya sarees. Lehariya artwork is of different types and results in diagonal patterns which gives an aesthetic look to the garment.
These sarees look extremely gorgeous on casual occasions. Those lovely patterns increase the grace of your pallu. Leheriya sarees are highly popular among not only Indian designers but also Bollywood celebrities. So, owning one or two by is a cardinal rule for every Indian fashion lover.
Lehariya kurta
For your traditional look wear this beautiful multicolored kurta. It has Lahariya print all over. It comes with comfortable side pockets, golden piping and a flared hemline. You can pair it with matching palazzo and Punjabi juttis for a beautiful look.
