Festive Wear · Bandanas
Ek desh, anek rang. Aur har rang mein, hamara laadla.
Every state in India has a fabric it's proud of, woven or embroidered by hand and passed down through generations. Our Heritage Collection brings those treasured textiles to the newest member of the family, one region at a time, so that when the whole family dresses up for the festival, nobody is left out of the photo.
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A journey across India
Each fabric in our collection comes from a place, a people and a craft with centuries behind it. Here's where your pup's bandana comes from.
Woven in Paithan on the Godavari for over two thousand years, and GI-tagged in 2010. Famous for gold zari and peacock motifs, it's the saree every Marathi bride dreams of and every Aaji treasures.
In the collection: Marathi Shaan · Paithani with Pink Tassels
The delicate embroidery of the city of nawabs, with fine stitches like bakhiya, murri and jaali. Legend credits empress Nur Jahan with bringing it to the Mughal court; Lucknow's chikan craft was GI-tagged in 2008.
In the collection: Chandni Surkh · Gulabi Noor
Silk has dressed Indian celebrations for centuries. Our soft-silk bandanas bring that sheen to your pup in festive florals and rich solids, finished with bows and lace.
In the collection: Pink Floral · Yellow · Maroon · Green · Ivory Floral
Gujarat's Bandhani is next in line, with more regional textiles to follow. Every season, another state's proudest craft joins the collection.
Is there a fabric from your home state you'd love to see? Tell us. We're listening.
Shop the collection
Every bandana comes in sizes S, M and L. Tap any piece to see the full story, sizes and details.
Why a heritage collection?
Think of the last big festival at home. Aai in her Paithani, Baba in a crisp kurta, the cousins in their brightest best, and the family photo that takes twenty attempts. And somewhere in the middle of it all, the one family member in their everyday collar.
We started our clothing line to change that. Instead of generic party prints, we went back to the fabrics our own families treasure: authentic Paithani from Maharashtra and pure Chikankari from Lucknow, alongside festive soft silks, and turned them into bandanas made for dogs.
And we're just getting started. Every season, we'll bring the proudest textile of another Indian state into the collection, so that wherever your family's roots are, your dog can wear them too.
Parampara is what we pass on. Our dogs deserve a share of it too.
Authentic regional fabrics and craft, not prints that only look like them. Each product page tells you exactly what it's made of.
Maharashtra and Lucknow first, with more regions on the way. Each one with its own story, colours and craft.
Sized from S to L for every pup, and designed for Diwali, Ganpati, Eid, weddings, birthdays and every family photo in between.
Find the perfect fit
Measure around your dog's neck where the collar sits, add two fingers of space, and match it below.
Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Dachshund
Beagle, Pug, Indie, Cocker Spaniel
Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd
💡 Between sizes? Go one size up. The strap adjusts down easily.
Rasacares
10% of every Rasatails purchase supports stray feeding and wellbeing. So every bandana in this collection celebrates one dog, and helps feed another.
See how we give backGood questions
Are these real heritage fabrics?
Yes. Our Paithani bandanas use authentic Paithani fabric from Maharashtra and our Chikankari bandanas feature pure Lucknowi chikankari. Our festive silk range is made in soft silk. Each product page tells you exactly what that piece is made of.
Which states will you add next?
Gujarat's Bandhani is next, with more regional textiles to follow. If there's a fabric from your home state you'd love to see on your pup, tell us. We'd love to hear it.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure around your dog's neck where the collar sits, add two fingers of space and match it to the size guide above: S 9–15 in, M 15–22 in and L 20–30 in. If you're between sizes, go one size up.
Can I pair a bandana with a bow?
Absolutely! Our festive bows and bow ties are designed to pair with the bandanas for a full festive look. You'll find them under Festive Wear → Bow.
Do they make good gifts?
They're one of our favourite gifts: for a new puppy, a pet parent's birthday, a Diwali hamper, or any friend whose dog is their whole world.