Weaves originating from the Maheshwar town on the banks of the river Narmada in Madhya Pradesh are well known for their intricacy and sophistication. The weavers following the Maheshwar weave adhere to the age old tradition of replicating the designs inscribed on the walls of the fort and temples onto the sarees even today. Cotton, silk and zari (golden threads) form the main components of these sarees and give them their unique character.

*There may be a slight variation in colour due to utilisation of digital photography

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