Leheriya Sarees - Wave Dyed
Leheriya Sarees — Rajasthan's Royal Wave-Dyed Tradition
Leheriya — from the Rajasthani word "leher" meaning "wave" — is one of Rajasthan's most joyful and most visually distinctive textile traditions, beloved by the royal courts of Jaipur and Jodhpur for centuries. The technique involves rolling the cloth diagonally and tying it at intervals before dyeing, creating the characteristic diagonal stripe pattern that seems to ripple across the saree like waves on water. What makes Leheriya extraordinary is the precision required — the diagonal stripes must be perfectly aligned across the entire length of the saree, requiring a master dyer's skill and years of practice. Leheriya sarees are traditionally worn during the monsoon festival of Teej in Rajasthan, when women dress in the vibrant greens and yellows of the season — but their bold, graphic beauty makes them perfect for any festive occasion. At Luxurion World, our Leheriya sarees are sourced directly from the master dyers of Jaipur and Jodhpur, paying above-fair compensation to preserve this royal tradition.
Leheriya Variations
- Single Leheriya — Classic diagonal stripes in two colours, the most traditional form
- Mothra Leheriya — A double-resist technique creating a diamond or check pattern over the diagonal stripes
- Panchranga Leheriya — Five-colour Leheriya, the most complex and most festive variation
Complete Your Leheriya Look
- Leheriya Fabrics - Stripe Resist — Leheriya fabric by the metre
- Bandhani Sarees - Tied Horizons — Explore the related Bandhani tradition
- Blouses — Handcrafted blouses to complement your Leheriya saree
- View All Sarees — Explore our complete handloom saree collection
