Banarasi Mashru Silk

Derived from the Arabic word “Mashru” meaning permitted, this fabric carries both cultural significance and exquisite craftsmanship. Traditionally, Mashru was woven in a unique way with silk on the outside for a luxurious sheen, and cotton on the inside for breathable comfort. This thoughtful innovation made it acceptable for Muslim men to wear silk while maintaining both elegance and faith traditions.

Woven in the historic regions of Kutch and Patan in Gujarat as well as parts of Rajasthan, Mashru sarees are celebrated for their rich satin weave, which gives them a lustrous, smooth texture.

Perfect for grand occasions and timeless celebrations, Mashru sarees embody heritage, comfort, and sophistication — all in one drape.