Black & Red Maheshwari Handloom Saree with Flower Buttis

Few colour combinations hold the emotional weight of black and red, bold, auspicious, and timeless. This Maheshwari handloom saree, crafted in a rich silk-cotton blend, brings that drama to life with delicate flower buttis scattered across the body and a striking heavy pallu that anchors the drape. Finished with a heavy border, this saree is designed for moments that matter, sankranti rituals, festive evenings, and ceremonial celebrations where presence is everything.

What I Loved About It

What drew me in instantly was the contrast, the softness of the floral buttis against the strength of black and red. The heavy pallu feels celebratory without being overwhelming, and the border gives the saree a beautiful frame. It’s powerful, yes, but also deeply graceful. This is the kind of saree that makes you stand taller the moment you drape it.

What You'll Love About It

✔ Classic Black & Red Palette – Deeply traditional, bold, and eternally festive.
✔ Flower Buttis – Adds softness and charm to a strong colour story.
✔ Heavy Pallu – Brings grandeur and ceremonial richness to the drape.
✔ Heavy Border – Perfectly frames the saree for bridal and festive wear.
✔ Silk-Cotton Blend – Rich in appearance yet comfortable to wear for long hours.
✔ Contrast Blouse Piece – Adds styling versatility and visual drama.

Material & Care Instructions

• Fabric: Silk and Cotton blend

• Weave: Handloom Maheshwari from Central India

• Design: Flower buttis on body with heavy pallu and heavy border

• Blouse Piece: Included – contrast blouse piece

• Care: Dry clean recommended for longevity. Store in a muslin cloth to retain texture and sheen. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture.

This Black & Red Maheshwari saree is for women who embrace tradition with confidence. Whether worn for a bridal ceremony or a grand festive gathering, it carries strength, symbolism, and soulful craftsmanship, a saree that doesn’t just dress you, but honours the moment.

Disclaimer:
Please note that a slight variation in colour (up to 10%) may occur due to lighting conditions and differences in screen resolution. Handloom weaves may also carry minor irregularities, which are a mark of their authentic, handcrafted nature.