Nauvari is the classic 9 yards saree of Maharashtra, draped in kashta style. Choose a traditional Nauvari or an easy stitched Nauvari for weddings and festivals.
Kashta Saree and Nauvari Styles
Nauvari can be draped in different ways - the grand Peshwai style for brides and simpler styles for everyday festivals. Traditional nauvari sarees are often silk with contrast borders. For Maharashtrian silk, also see Paithani sarees.
Madisar and 9 Yards Silk Sarees
Nine yards silk sarees are also worn in Tamil Nadu, where the drape is called madisar. A 9 yards saree is about 8 metres long, so check the length and drape style on each product page before you buy.
Nauvari Saree FAQs
What is a Nauvari saree?
Nauvari means "nine yards". It is a long saree from Maharashtra, draped like a dhoti (kashta style).
Is a stitched Nauvari easy to wear?
Yes. A stitched (pre-draped) Nauvari can be worn in a few minutes.
When is a Nauvari saree worn?
At Maharashtrian weddings, Gudi Padwa, Ganesh festival and other family functions.