8 Bandhani & Leheriya Sarees to Wear This Teej 2026

Teej is a festival of colour, tradition, and togetherness — and nothing captures that spirit quite like a Bandhani or Leheriya saree. These tie-and-dye weaves, born in the courtyards of Gujarat and Rajasthan, are woven into the very story of Teej, worn for the swing rituals, the pujas, and the evenings spent with sisters and friends dressed in green, yellow, and pink.

If you are planning your Hartalika Teej 2026 wardrobe, here are 8 Bandhani and Leheriya sarees from Vastranand to help you dress the part, from silk pujas to festive evenings.

1. Classic Bandhani Silk Sarees for Teej Pooja

Soft silk with a bandhej print is the most traditional way to dress for Teej pooja. The dots feel handcrafted, the silk drapes with body, and the colours read as festive without being loud.

Try the Grey Colour Soft Silk Bandhej Print Saree for a subtle look, or go bold with the Fine Crafted Soft Silk Bandhej Print Saree in Orange and the Fine Crafted Soft Silk Bandhej Print Saree in Red.

2. Vibrant Leheriya Georgette Sarees for the Teej Swing Ritual

The Teej swing tradition calls for a saree that moves with you. Georgette Leheriya sarees, with their striped, wave-like pattern, are light on the body and beautiful in motion.

Explore the Leheriya Soft Georgette Saree in Multi, the Leheriya Soft Georgette Saree in Peach, and the Leheriya Soft Georgette Saree in Pink. You can browse more from the Leheriya Sarees collection.

3. Bandhej Chiffon Sarees for Teej Evening Functions

For the evening get-togethers after the pooja, a chiffon bandhej saree gives you a lighter, more fluid drape with a touch of shimmer. The foil and bandhej prints catch the light beautifully under evening lamps.

Look at the Poly Chiffon Pure Foil & Bandhej Print Saree in Green, the Poly Chiffon Pure Foil & Bandhej Print Saree with Lace Border, and the Red Colour Poly Chiffon Bandhej Print & Embellished Border Saree.

4. Breathable Linen Bandhani Sarees for Day Celebrations

If your Teej day involves visiting family or standing through a longer pooja, linen is a comfortable choice. It breathes well in the late-monsoon heat and still carries the bandhej motif beautifully.

Consider the Stylish Linen Printed Bandhani Saree with Resham Tassel, the Red Colour Linen Saree with Bandhej and Kalamkari Print, and the Royal Blue Linen Saree with Bandhej and Kalamkari Print.

5. Mirror-Work Bandhani Sarees with Rajasthani Charm

Mirror work is a Rajasthani craft tradition that pairs naturally with bandhani. Together they bring a folk, festive texture that feels true to Teej's roots in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Shop the Pure Georgette Saree with Mirror Work & Bandhani Print in Green, the Pure Woven Printed Viscose Saree with Bandhej Motifs, and the Soft Georgette Bandhej Print Ruffle Party Wear Saree. For more Rajasthani weaves, see the Rajasthani Sarees collection.

6. Ombre Leheriya Sarees for a Modern Festive Look

If you like your Leheriya with a contemporary edge, an ombre digital print gives you the classic wave pattern with a softer colour transition. These work equally well for a Teej brunch or the evening celebration.

See the Ombre Soft Georgette Digital Print Saree in Red, the Ombre Soft Georgette Striped Print Saree in Red, and the Soft Georgette Geometric Digital Print Saree in Maroon.

7. Bandhej-Kalamkari Fusion Sarees for a Unique Drape

For a saree that stands apart, look for the fusion of bandhej dots with hand-drawn kalamkari motifs. It's a lovely mix of two Indian craft traditions in one drape, perfect if you want something a little different for Teej.

Try the Soft Linen Mughal and Kalamkari Print Saree and the Orange Colour Linen Saree with Bandhej and Kalamkari Print.

8. Leheriya Sarees in Auspicious Green & Yellow for Teej

Green and yellow are considered especially auspicious for Teej, symbolising fertility and new beginnings. A Leheriya saree in these shades is a lovely way to honour the tradition.

Pick from the Leheriya Green Colour Soft Georgette Saree, the Leheriya Yellow Colour Soft Georgette Saree, and the Leheriya Soft Georgette Saree in Yellow. Browse the full Bandhani Sarees collection for more festive shades.

Why Shop Sarees at Vastranand

Vastranand has been trusted by 1 million+ happy customers for Bandhani, Leheriya, and every other saree style you can think of. Because we work on a factory-to-customer (F2C) model, you get factory-direct pricing without any middlemen markups.

We offer cash on delivery (COD) across India, so you can shop with confidence, and our easy returns policy means you can always find the right fit and fabric for your Teej celebration.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between Bandhani and Leheriya sarees?
Bandhani is a tie-and-dye technique that creates small dot patterns, while Leheriya uses a similar resist-dye process to create wave-like diagonal stripes. Both originate from Rajasthan and Gujarat and are popular for Teej and other festive occasions.

2. Which colours are best for Teej sarees?
Green, yellow, and pink are considered especially auspicious for Teej, though red and orange are also widely worn for the festive mood they bring.

3. Which fabric is best for a Teej pooja saree?
Soft silk is a popular choice for the pooja itself, while lighter fabrics like georgette, chiffon, and linen work well for day-long celebrations and evening functions.

4. Can I get a Bandhani or Leheriya saree with cash on delivery?
Yes, Vastranand offers cash on delivery (COD) across India along with easy returns, so you can shop for your Teej saree with complete confidence.

5. How do I contact Vastranand for order help?
You can reach out to us at contact@vastranand.in for any questions about your order.

Ready to plan your Teej look? Explore the complete Leheriya Sarees collection at Vastranand and find the perfect drape for every ritual and celebration this season.