A Maheswari saree is a traditional Indian garment known for its lightweight and sheer texture. Originating from the town of Maheswar in Madhya Pradesh, India, these sarees are typically made from a blend of silk and cotton. They are characterized by their fine handwoven fabric, intricate Zari (metallic thread) work, and artistic motifs patterns. Maheswari sarees are prized for their elegance, making them popular choices for formal occasions and cultural events.