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March Highlights
What makes Maheshwari Sarees so unique?
Originating from the historic town of Maheshwar on the banks of the Narmada, these type of sarees were first crafted under the patronage of Rani Ahilyabai Holkar in the 18th century. Known for their lightweight blend of cotton and silk, intricate geometric motifs inspired by Maheshwar Fort, and reversible borders, Maheshwari sarees are a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Each weave tells a story of royal heritage, artisanal skill, and timeless grace—making them a must-have in every saree lover’s wardrobe! ❤️💜💚💛💙
Maheshwari sarees are woven using a silk-cotton blend, making them lightweight, airy, and perfect for all seasons. The silk in the warp gives them a lustrous finish, while the cotton weft ensures comfort.
One of the most striking features of Maheshwari sarees is their distinctive borders, inspired by the architectural elements of Maheshwar Fort. Common patterns include
Chatai (Mat) Design
Eent (Brick) Pattern
Heera (Diamond) Motif
Leheriya (Wave) Design
Maheshwari sarees are known for their reversible borders, meaning they can be worn on both sides, making them extremely versatile and unique among Indian handloom sarees. Originally, Maheshwari sarees were woven in five traditional colors:
Angoori (Grape Green)
Gul Bakshi (Magenta)
Rani (Deep Pink)
Kaashi (Golden Yellow)
Neel (Indigo Blue)
Today, they are available in a vast range of colors and modern designs, making them suitable for both casual and festive wear.
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