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Maheshwari Saree
A graceful union of cotton and silk, Maheshwari sarees hail from the historic town of Maheshwar on the banks of the Narmada river. Commissioned by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar in the 18th century, these sarees are celebrated for their glossy finish, reversible zari borders, and lightweight comfort.

Maheshwari Sarees

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Overview

Royal
Elegance

A fabric of royalty, Maheshwari sarees are known for their lightness, elasticity, and subtle sheen. A perfect interplay of cotton and silk, they drape effortlessly, embodying the grace of the Narmada river.
Royal Elegance
The Origins

Holkar's
Legacy

Designed by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore, the saree was inspired by the detailing of the forts of Maheshwar. Originally woven as gifts for royal guests, it has now become a symbol of dignity and heritage.
Holkar's Legacy
Material

Cotton &
Silk

The warp is mostly silk (for sheen) and the weft is cotton (for strength), creating a texture that is soft, shimmering, and breathable. This unique blend makes Maheshwari sarees perfect for all seasons.
Cotton and Silk
Craftsmanship

Reversible
Border

The hallmark of a Maheshwari saree is its reversible 'Bugdi' border, which can be worn on either side. Intricate geometric motifs inspired by the fort walls of Maheshwar are often woven into the pallu and borders.
Reversible Border