The Maheshwari sarees were originally made of pure silk, but cotton yarn was later introduced. As they gained popularity the handloom weaving tradition in Maheshwar began.

These sarees are famous for their unique reversible borders and pallus, showcasing a blend of cotton and silk threads. They are traditionally made in colours like peacock blue, bright yellow, forest green, and an Indian red dye called Aal.

Today, Maheshwari sarees are available in both national and international markets.

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