Collection: Maheshwari Sarees

Maheshwari sarees are considered to be a symbol of elegance and sophistication and they are often worn on formal occasions such as weddings and religious ceremonies. They are made from natural, breathable cotton and traditional methods produce them with a lower carbon footprint than modern, machine-made fabrics. 

More about Maheshwari Cotton Sarees

A Maheshwari saree is a traditional cotton saree produced in the town of Maheshwar in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Sarees made from lightweight, soft, and breathable cotton fabric are made in the town, which is famous for its handloom textile industry.

Traditional Maheshwari sarees often feature geometric shapes and motifs and are characterized by their nature-inspired designs and patterns. Due to the special spinning technique used to make cotton yarn, the sarees have a unique texture and soft feel.

Traditionally, these are woven using a handloom, which has been passed down through generations. While the process of making these sarees is time-consuming and labor-intensive, the end result is exquisite.

To make sarees, yarn is prepared, and then the yarn is woven into fabric on a handloom. The fabric is then cut and sewn into a saree to create a beautiful unique handcrafted masterpiece.