MAHESHWARI

By the banks of the Narmada river, in the heart of India, lies a small town that produces some of the finest silk and silk-cottons. Taken after the name of the town Maheshwar, Maheshwari handloom weavers draw design inspirations from their surroundings, including the town's fort. The fabrics woven are exquisite, delicate, soft and light, lending grace and a classy elegance. A legacy of Rani Ahilyabai Holkar, Maheshwaris spell royalty, as a saree, dupatta or scarf, a Maheshwari makes an easy drape or wrap.