This exquisite Maheshwari silk (or silk-cotton blend) saree features a striking combination of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. The body of the saree is a blend of black and cream or white, covered in fine stripes or geometric patterns which are typically created using hand block printing, often the specific Bagru print technique from Jaipur. 

A key highlight is the vibrant yellow (sometimes described as mustard or golden yellow) border and pallu (the decorative end piece), which frame the monochrome body beautifully. The border often features a traditional hand-woven designer zari (gold thread) trim and may be reversible, a distinguishing characteristic of genuine Maheshwari sarees. The pallu usually has distinct alternating colored stripes and might include small motifs inspired by local architecture.