MAULI Your cloth is your second skin — let it breathe What you wear matters. Our skin is the first line of defense; synthetic fibres and harsh chemicals can harm both you and the planet. MAULI exists to keep your skin health in perfect harmony with nature — clothing that is healthy, wholesome, and beautiful.

Antimicrobial Thermo‑regulating UV Protecting Naturally Dyed No Microplastics

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SIGNATURE COLLECTIONS

Eco-Luxury Sarees

Discover our curated collection of premium sarees, each one a masterpiece of sustainable luxury crafted from the finest banana plant fibers by skilled artisans.

Bestseller

5.0

Mauli Classic — Sand

Naturally dyed, hand‑woven saree crafted with the finest banana fiber threads, featuring elegant sand tones that embody timeless sophistication.

Naturally Dyed

Eco-Luxury

5.0

Mauli Heritage — Neem

Banana‑fiber weave with heritage motif, celebrating traditional craftsmanship with natural neem-inspired patterns and sustainable luxury.

Heritage Motif

Limited Edition

5.0

Mauli Limited — Sunehri

Limited edition with subtle hand‑loom sheen, featuring exquisite golden tones that capture the essence of luxury and traditional artistry.

Hand‑loom Sheen

OUR STORY

Crafting Sustainability

Clothing shapes well‑being. We revive time‑honoured, skin‑friendly fabrics with master artisans so your wardrobe stays in harmony with nature. Our pieces are healthy for your skin, wholesome in spirit, and crafted with the greenest footprint.

200+ Unique Design Created

0% Chemical Dyeing

50+ Master Artisans

100% Eco Friendly

A Legacy of Sustainable Luxury

Mauli is not here to sell you sarees; we are here to share our purpose and vision — to ensure your skin health is in perfect harmony with nature. We transform discarded banana plant fibres into luxurious handloom textiles, building a circular economy that uplifts artisans and restores the environment.

Our avant‑garde fabrics blend tradition with contemporary design for the eco‑chic you — effortlessly cool, in and out. We work directly with rural weaving communities, preserving heritage techniques and guaranteeing fair livelihoods.

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Our Crafting Process

Banana Fiber Extraction

Sustainable harvesting of banana plant fibers using traditional methods that preserve the environment.

Hand Spinning

Master artisans carefully spin the fibers into fine threads using time-honored techniques.

Traditional Weaving

Each saree is meticulously handwoven on traditional looms, creating unique patterns and textures.

Quality Finishing

Final touches and quality checks ensure every MAULI saree meets our premium standards.

The Art of Banana Fiber Weaving

Every thread tells a story of sustainable innovation and traditional craftsmanship, creating textiles that are both beautiful and environmentally responsible.

Sustainability

Beyond sustainable — we are regenerable. Our materials and methods prioritise skin health and earth health.

100% natural plant fibre, handloom certified
Made from banana, hemp, bamboo, and aloe vera blends
Antimicrobial properties — lab tested and assured
Handcrafted heritage weaves: moisture‑wicking, skin‑friendly, thermo‑regulating
UV protecting; doesn’t leach harmful chemicals into the skin
Naturally dyed, using discarded biomass; least waste generation
No microplastics

Craftsmanship

Each MAULI saree is a testament to the skill and dedication of our master weavers, who transform natural banana fibers into works of art through time-honored techniques.

The History of Banana Fiber

Discover the rich heritage and sustainable future of banana fiber textiles.

Ancient Roots

Banana fiber, also called "Musa fiber," comes from the pseudostem of the banana plant. Its use dates back over 750 years in Asia, especially Japan, Philippines, and India. In Japan, banana fiber (bash fu) was woven into kimonos and traditional textiles as early as the 13th century.

In India

In regions like Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh, banana fiber was historically used for ropes, mats, and household textiles. Communities discovered that the discarded banana stem, usually thrown away after harvesting fruit, contained strong, durable fibers that could be repurposed.

Modern Revival

With the rise of sustainable fashion, banana fiber is making a comeback as a regenerable alternative to cotton and synthetics. Luxury designers and eco-conscious brands now use banana fiber for sarees, stoles, upholstery, handbags, and footwear.