Fabric:

• Made of rayon, a soft and lightweight fabric known for its flowy texture and comfort.

Design:

• The dupatta typically features Bandhej (Bandhani) prints, a traditional tie-dye technique involving intricate patterns like dots or waves, often representing cultural heritage.
• Red is a popular color for festivals as it symbolizes prosperity, joy, and celebration in Indian culture.

Set Components:

• Kurta: A long or short top that complements the dupatta, often featuring embroidery, mirror work, or Bandhej prints.
• Bottoms: Could include churidar, palazzo pants, or a salwar, depending on the style.
• Dupatta: Highlight of the set, showcasing the Bandhej print with tassels or zari borders for added elegance.