Description

Maheshwari Handloom Tissue Saree 

A Maheshwari handloom tissue saree is a luxurious and elegant traditional Indian garment known for its intricate weaving techniques and fine craftsmanship. Originating from the town of Maheshwar in Madhya Pradesh, these sarees are crafted using a combination of silk and cotton, making them lightweight yet durable. The tissue variant adds a shimmering effect, giving the saree a rich, opulent look. Maheshwari tissue sarees are characterized by their distinctively soft texture, golden  zari borders, and intricate motifs inspired by the architecture of Maheshwar.

• Fabric Composition: Blend of silk and cotton, with a tissue finish for a shimmery appearance.
• Origin: Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, India.
• Weaving Technique: Traditional handloom weaving, ensuring high quality and authenticity.
• Borders: Typically feature golden or silver zari borders, adding elegance.
• Motifs: Intricate patterns inspired by the temples and architectural designs of Maheshwar.
• Texture: Soft and smooth, with a lightweight feel, perfect for all seasons.
• Pallu: Often adorned with decorative designs, enhancing the overall appeal.
• Versatility: Suitable for both formal occasions and festive celebrations.
• Care: Requires gentle handling and dry cleaning to maintain its luster and longevity.
• Cultural Significance: A symbol of India’s rich textile heritage and traditional craftsmanship.