Handwoven Maheshwari Cotton Silk Saree Ajrakh As a symbol of growth

As a symbol of growth and strength

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The word ‘kinkhwab’ translates into tiny dreams or little dreams which can be interpreted to mean that Kinkhwab is ‘the fabric of dreams’

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Handwoven Maheshwari Cotton Silk Saree Ajrakh As a symbol of growthKhinkhwab brings you Maheshwari Sarees. Maheshwari handlooms owe their name to Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar, the ruler of the state of Indore in the late 18th century. Her reign was deemed the Golden Age, and she is revered by all at Maheshwar as Devi Ahilyabai or Ma Saab till date. Maheshwari handlooms derived their fine simplicity from this icon. It is said that under her artistic guidance, the craftspeople made light fabrics, detailed with motifs