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Indian designers incorporate traditional Bandhani fabrics into modern fashion by blending their vibrant, dotted patterns with contemporary silhouettes. Bandhani, known for its tie-dye technique, is used in fusion wear such as skirts, dresses, and even accessories. This integration allows traditional craftsmanship to coexist with modern fashion trends, appealing to both traditional and contemporary tastes.