Description
Maheshwari cotton-silk is a historic Indian weave originating in the 18th century under Queen Ahilyabai Holkar. It is celebrated for its lightweight feel, subtle glossy sheen, and breathable comfort.
The Blend: It typically weaves a fine silk warp with a soft cotton weft, combining the structure of cotton with the elegant drape of silk.
The Borders: It features signature metallic zari borders inspired by the architectural carvings of the Maheshwar Fort.
The Motifs: It highlights the delicate, independent butis (motifs) woven into the body of the fabric.