Rehwa Society, a quarter-century old not-for-profit foundation, was created by the royal Holkar family of Central India's erstwhile Indore Maharajah. Rehwa has two missions: to revive the centuries-old handweaving traditon of Maheshwar, Indore's eighteenth century capital; and to improve the lives of Maheshwar's weavers by placing income directly into the hands of our women weavers.

Rehwa's delicate textiles are sold throughout India. All surpluses support a school, housing program and health services for weavers and their families.

While concentrating on fashion textiles for traditional Indian saris and salwar kurtas, Rehwa is expanding production into shawls and stoles, fine table linen and blinds for both the domestic and international markets.