Midnight Navy Hand Block Print Maheshwari Silk Saree

A masterpiece of traditional Indian handcraft, this Hand Block Printed Maheshwari Silk Saree in deep midnight navy is a breathtaking display of artisanal excellence. Woven in pure silk-by-silk Maheshwari fabric — completely free from synthetic chemicals and skin-safe — this saree combines the richness of heritage weaving with the artistry of hand block printing.

The Craft Every inch of this saree has been meticulously hand-stamped using hand-carved wooden blocks by master craftsmen, carrying forward India's age-old block-printing legacy. The motifs are rendered in a vibrant multicolour palette of deep red, antique gold, teal, and ivory against the striking navy base — a hallmark of classic Bagru and Ajrakh-inspired printing traditions.

The Body The saree body features an all-over butis (small floral-geometric motifs) in red and gold, scattered rhythmically across the navy field. Each buti is delicately detailed — a sunburst medallion with fine petal and dot work — lending the fabric a jewel-like density that catches light beautifully.

The Border & Pallu The border carries bold, layered geometric bands — interlocking star lattices, zigzag wave patterns in red and green, and circular mandala motifs — all framed by a woven antique gold zari border that adds luminous definition. The pallu is a dramatic composition of the same motifs in a larger, more elaborate repeat, making it the visual centrepiece of the drape — rich, graphic, and deeply traditional.

Fabric & Weave

• Fabric: Pure Maheshwari Silk (Silk × Silk)
• Technique: Hand Block Printing — Bagru / Ajrakh-inspired multicolour motifs
• Finish: Natural, chemical-free; skin-safe and breathable
• Texture: Lightweight with a natural silk sheen and fluid drape

Size & Includes

• Total Length: 6.5 metres (saree + running blouse piece included)
• Blouse: Approx. 0.8 metres included

Colour Midnight Navy with Multicolour Block Print (Red, Antique Gold, Teal, Ivory) & Gold Zari Border

Care Instructions Dry clean recommended. Store folded in a soft muslin cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve the natural dyes and silk integrity.

Ideal For Festive gatherings, weddings, cultural events, pujas, and gifting — for the connoisseur of authentic Indian handloom and block-print artistry.