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We propose an experiment to demonstrate a novel blockade mechanism caused bylong-range anisotropic interactions in an ultracold dipolar gas composed of therecently observed "butterfly" Rydberg molecules. At the blockade radius, thestrong intermolecular interaction between two adjacent molecules shifts theirmolecular states out of resonance with the photoassociation laser, preventingtheir simultaneous excitation. When the molecules are prepared in aquasi-one-dimensional (Q1D) trap, the interaction's strength can be tuned via aweak external field. The molecular density thus depends strongly on the anglebetween the trap axis and the field. The available Rydberg and molecular statesprovide a wide range of tunability.

Anisotropic blockade using pendular Rydberg butterfly molecules