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Chanderi fabric is light-weight, has glossy transparency and has a sheer texture. The name of the fabric came from the small place 'Chanderi' which is situated in Madhya Pradesh.Often called the 'jewel of Madhya Pradesh,' this fabric is one of a kind and perfect for hot summers. It is mainly woven using cotton or silk yarns that give the textile its lustrous quality. Named after a small town in Madhya Pradesh, Chanderi is located near the Betwa River in the Guna district.DescriptionA saree is a long, un-stitched piece of fabric that is usually brightly colored and often embroidered. It is typically made from silk, cotton, or synthetic cloth, and can be five to seven yards long.HistoryThe saree's history dates back to the Indus Valley civilization around 2800 BC. The word "saree" comes from the Sanskrit word Shadi, which means "a strip of cloth".SignificanceSarees are worn in India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. They can be passed down through generations as heirlooms, or worn as everyday clothing. Sarees are also seen on runways and have influenced fashion designers around the world.