Pomegranate Pink Maheshwari Cotton Silk Saree

₹ 7,000.00

Pomegranate Pink Cotton Silk Saree has a Chatai border in a Resham & Black with a pink edging for finish.

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Categories: Maheshwari Saree Textiles

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Handwoven by the women weavers of Maheshwar, this Pomegranate Pink Cotton Silk Saree has a Chatai border in a Resham & Black with a pink edging for finish.
Soft, light & perfect for everyday wear in the summers, it can also stand out beautifully when the occasion arises.
The Bugdi borders are reversible & like the saree, can be worn front and back.
A complimenting blouse fabric is included.
The actual colours might vary owing to light & screen calibrations.

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Shipping:

We shall ship your order in 3 working days, post quality control. Typically pan India orders reach you within 3 - 5 days.
International orders take approximately 15 working days.
In either of the cases, we are in touch with our shipping partners. In case there are any delays, we shall keep you posted.

Returns:

You may return this product within 3 days of receiving it. Please email us on orders@aamori.in
Kindly do not make alterations to the product. We will not be able to accept returns if the product has been used or modified in any way.
International orders cannot be returned. In the unfortunate instance, you’ve received a damaged product, we shall review damages & issue refunds.
In case you have received a damaged product, please drop us an email with photos on orders@aamori.in
We will be in touch within 24 hours of receiving your request.

Weaves of Maheshwar

Ahilyabai Holkar of Maheshwar was a lady much ahead of her time. She took over the reigns of the Malwa province after the death of her husband & father-in-law to save her people from invaders.

Besides building dharamshalas & temples the one initiative that deeply impacted the people of Maheshwar & the Indian handloom industry, was her revival of the Maheshwari weave.

Taking inspiration from the gentle waves of the Narmada, Ahilyabai gave the weave it's distinct striped pallus & the intricate gold embellished borders. The local architecture & temples were more inspiration for the borders. She introduced the cotton & lighter version of the weave too, that made it a popular choice.

While weaving was a male dominated profession, she got & taught women the skill too. Over the years, many of the Maheshwari weaving centres & organizations have continued to train & hire women weavers.