Bandhini Ki Udaan I
Bandhini Ki Udaan I
Medium: Fabric on Fabric
Size: 68 x 60 x 6
Availability: Available
$2,900.00 USD
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Hyacinth Paul Gallery
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Dayton, OH 45458
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Bandhini Ki Udaan - I is using a Bandhini saree to show the 6000 year old tradition of this tie dye method. Here I’m showing the transformation of a woman from a traditional role where she was tied into but, with knowledge and education she questions her role in society and starts to unfurl and finally breaks into flight where she accomplishes much more than what she was tied down to. She can now still be traditional, yet do much more. Hence - Bandhini ki Udaan - I. "The flight of a woman from bondage."
Bandhini means to tie. In this sculpture I have used cotton twine to depict the process of tying the fabric and loosely allude to the set roles women were supposed to perform for centuries. This method is practiced in several parts of the world but is said to have originated in Western India in the State of Gujarat. The earliest evidence of this method dates back to 4000 BC from the Indus Valley Civilization.