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Maheswari Saree_ Mocha Brown colour
The fabric is traditionally woven from a fine cotton-silk blend, offering a lightweight yet sophisticated drape.
Maheswari Saree_"Smoky Grey" Colour
Originating from the royal town of Maheshwar in Madhya Pradesh, this exquisite saree features delicate, handwoven patterns that often blend soft pastels with vibrant hues, creating a mesmerizing play of colors.
Maheswari Saree_"Citrine" Colour
Draping it, one becomes enveloped in the legacy of Indian artistry, carrying centuries of tradition with effortless charm.
Maheshwari Saree choco Brown With Red
- Designs: The designs on Maheshwari sarees are influenced by traditional motifs such as geometric patterns, florals, and architectural designs. These sarees are also known for their 'butis' (small motifs), paisleys, and zari work.
Tussar Pink with Purple
Drape: Due to its slightly heavier fabric, Tussar sarees drape beautifully, creating a graceful silhouette. The saree’s structure and texture make it ideal for both formal and semi-formal occasions.
TUSSAR SAREE RED WITH PEPSI BLUE
A Tussar saree is a traditional Indian saree made from Tussar silk, which is a type of wild silk known for its rich texture and natural golden hue. This fabric is derived from silkworms that are not cultivated in controlled environments, giving the silk a distinctive, slightly coarse feel. Tussar silk is often considered more eco-friendly because it uses less processing than cultivated silk.
Chettinadu Sky Blue Saree with Pink Border
Originating from Tamil Nadu, these sarees are known for their bold checks, bright colors, and contrasting borders, often crafted in cotton.
Maheswari Saree_"Blush Pink"
Blush Pink" would be a beautiful way to describe an onion pink color. It evokes a soft, delicate hue reminiscent of a gentle, rosy glow.
TUSSAR DARK PINK WITH LEAF GREEN
A Tussar saree is a type of saree made from Tussar silk, a luxurious and textured fabric known for its rich, natural sheen and unique feel. Tussar silk, often referred to as "wild silk," is produced by wild silkworms, mainly in regions like Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal in India. The fabric has a slightly coarse texture compared to other silks but is still incredibly soft and comfortable to wear.
Maheswari Saree_Apricot-hued Colour
The saree is characterized by its subtle sheen, soft texture, and elegant drape that effortlessly flatters the wearer.
TUSSAR SAREE SANDAL WITH NEVY BLUE
Chettinadu Brown Shade Saree with Red Border
Originating from Tamil Nadu, these sarees are known for their bold checks, bright colors, and contrasting borders, often crafted in cotton.
