Shibori Tie & Die Maheshwari Silk Ready to Wear Saree With Zari Border

Name: Shibori Tie & Die Maheshwari Silk Ready to Wear Saree With Zari Border
Brand: WiMO
Rating: 4.9 (341 reviews)

Discover the beauty of tradition with a modern twist in this Maheshwari Silk Ready to Wear Saree, crafted in an elegant Shibori tie & dye design with two-tone colours.

Handcrafted using the Bagru Jahota Rapid Dabu hand block printing technique and dyed with 100% natural dyes, each saree is a celebration of sustainable and eco-friendly fashion.

Fabric: Maheshwari silk is known for its lightweight, soft texture and subtle sheen, blending the richness of silk with the breathability of cotton. This gives the saree a graceful drape that works perfectly for both festive and everyday occasions.

Blouse: Comes with a matching running blouse in Maheshwari silk for a complete, coordinated look.

✨ Why You’ll Love It

Unique Shibori tie & dye design in striking two-tone shades
Crafted in Maheshwari silk, a blend of silk and cotton – soft, lustrous & comfortable
Sustainable hand block printing with natural dyes
Lightweight and breathable – ideal for all-day wear in any season
Ready to wear format with the option of an attached light crepe petticoat for seamless fall and coverage
Can be paired with a stitched blouse from our range for a total ready-to-wear package

Just slip it on — and enjoy a look that’s elegant, eco-conscious, and effortlessly stylish.

How to Wear The Ready to Wear Saree

Provide Your Blouse Measurements If You Opted For Stitched Blouse

Please give correct waist measurement, we provide 5 hooks as margin anyway

Please give your overall height, we calculate the saree height based on the overall height

For thin and delicate fabrics like Organza, Net, Chiffon, we recommend attached petticoat

If you wear heels sometimes and don't wear sometimes, select Yes for the option. The saree can be moved up on the waist when walking without heels.
We want you to shop with confidence. That's why we offer easy returns and quick refunds for our ready-to-wear sarees. If you're not satisfied, you can return the product as per policy, and upon successful quality check, we’ll issue the refund.
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Note: Products that include a stitched blouse are not eligible for return, as the blouse is tailored to your individual measurements and cannot be reused. We appreciate your understanding.
Though both Maheshwari and Chanderi sarees are handloom treasures from Madhya Pradesh, and today both weaves share similar motifs (florals, peacocks, geometrics, coins, buttas), the real difference lies in the fabric composition and weaving technique.

Maheshwari Silk: Traditionally a silk–cotton blend with silk in the warp and cotton in the weft, Maheshwari has a slightly richer texture and a lustrous, structured drape. The weaving requires finer quality silk yarns and more labor-intensive finishing, which contributes to its higher price point. Maheshwari sarees are considered more durable and luxurious, making them a preferred choice for formal occasions and high-end festive wear.

Chanderi Silk: Known for being ultra-lightweight, sheer, and glossy, Chanderi is woven in silk, cotton, or a mix of both. While elegant and delicate, Chanderi sarees generally use less silk in the base fabric compared to Maheshwari, making them lighter and slightly more affordable. They are ideal for festive, cultural, or wedding occasions where light drapes are preferred.

👉 Why the price difference?
While motifs and designs are now almost identical across both weaves, the higher proportion and quality of silk yarn used in Maheshwari, along with its structured weave, explains why it is usually priced higher than Chanderi.