Maheshwari Silk

Mayuri

Madhya Pradesh, India
₹8,238.10

Dual Shade Maheshwari Double Count Silk Handloom Saree With Moon Buttas

Yes (Running Blouse Piece Included)
The estimated dispatch timeline is approximately 20–25 days from order confirmation

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100% Handloom

Authenticity Certified

Artisan Made

From Sitara

Legacy Craft

Century-old Technique

Global Shipping

Standard 20 days

A mesmerizing Maheshwari silk saree woven in a luminous dual shade of deep midnight blue and emerald peacock green, creating a rich iridescent shift with every movement. Hand-loomed in fine double count pure silk for superior drape and enduring structure, the body is dotted with delicate handwoven gold zari moon (chand) buttas. The ensemble is framed by traditional Maheshwari zari borders and culminates in an opulent pallu highlighted with bold horizontal zari panels and jewel-toned bands.

Fabric

Pure Handloom Maheshwari Silk

Craft

Handwoven Crescent Moon (Chand) Buttas

Saree Length

6.5 metres (includes 1m running blouse piece)

Blouse Piece

1 metres (unstitched)

Width

44 to 46 inches, (Approx)

Weight

Approx. 650g

Wash Care

Dry clean

Weaving Type

Handloom (Double Count Weave)

Zari Used

Fine Gold Zari

Color

Dual Shade Midnight Blue & Peacock Green (Mayuri)

Exclusivity

Designed Exclusively by Sitara

Authenticity Note

All photographs are captured in natural daylight without studio lights or artificial filters to showcase the true hue, texture, and handcrafted artistry of the weave.

Dry clean only. Press iron on low temperature with a protective cloth placed over the zari borders and moon motifs. Store folded in a breathable muslin or pure cotton fabric bag to maintain the crisp luster and longevity of the double-count silk.

Handwoven Crescent Moon (Chand) Buttas

The Hands Behind the Craft

Rahul Basak

A third-generation master weaver from Phulia, Rahul has dedicated 25 years to preserving the "Shada Jamdani" heritage. His expertise lies in creating complex floral motifs without the use of graph paper, a skill passed down from his grandfather.

Meet All Our Weavers
Rahul Basak — Master Weaver

Every saree is woven on the loom. The weaving process itself takes a minimum of 3–21 days, depending on the saree and the weaving process.

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