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Farshi Salwar Suits for Women
Shop MauMau's farshi salwar suits: short printed kurtis paired with wide, flowing farshi salwars that sway with every step. A royal silhouette reimagined for today, comfortable enough for daily wear and elegant enough for Eid, festivals and weddings.
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MauMau Indigo Blue Block Print Cotton Farshi Salwar Suit Set for WomenRegular price ₹ 1,499.00₹ 2,499.00Sale price -
MauMau Wine Purple Floral Buti Print Cotton Farshi Salwar Suit Set for WomenRegular price ₹ 1,499.00 -
MauMau Rust Heritage Print Cotton Farshi Salwar Suit Set for WomenRegular price ₹ 1,499.00₹ 2,499.00Sale price -
MauMau Teal Blue Abstract Print Gajji Satin Farshi Salwar Suit Set for WomenRegular price ₹ 1,499.00₹ 2,499.00Sale price -
MauMau Rangrez Rust Print Gajji Satin Farshi Salwar Suit Set for WomenRegular price ₹ 1,499.00₹ 2,499.00Sale price -
MauMau Midnight Mocha Gajji Satin Farshi Salwar Suit Set for WomenRegular price ₹ 1,499.00₹ 2,499.00Sale price
What Is a Farshi Salwar Suit?
The farshi salwar takes its name from the Urdu word farsh, meaning floor. Traditionally worn by royal women in Lucknow and Hyderabad, it is a very wide, voluminous salwar that flows down to the floor. Today's farshi salwar suit pairs this dramatic bottom with a shorter kurti, creating a graceful, balanced look that has become one of the most popular ethnic trends in India and Pakistan.
Our Farshi Salwar Sets
Every MauMau farshi set is a two-piece outfit with a hip-length kurti and a matching or contrast farshi salwar. Choose from indigo and wine block prints with striped farshi salwars, heritage-print kurtis with solid farshi bottoms, or lustrous gajji satin sets like Midnight Mocha for parties and festive evenings.
How to Style a Farshi Salwar Suit
Keep the kurti short (hip to mid-thigh) so the farshi salwar's volume shows. Pair with juttis or block heels, add jhumkas or chandbalis, and layer a sheer dupatta for weddings and Eid. For daily wear, skip the dupatta and add a sling bag and flats.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a farshi salwar?
A farshi salwar is an extra-wide, floor-length salwar with a lot of flare and volume. The name comes from 'farsh', meaning floor, because it traditionally sweeps the ground.
What is the difference between farshi salwar, sharara and gharara?
A farshi salwar is a single, very wide flowing salwar. A sharara is flared from the waist like wide palazzos, and a gharara is fitted to the knee and then flares out with a gather or joint at the knee.
Which kurti length looks best with a farshi salwar?
Short kurtis, from hip-length to mid-thigh, look best because they balance the volume of the farshi salwar.
Is a farshi salwar suit good for daily wear?
Yes. Printed farshi suits in light fabrics are comfortable for daily wear, while satin or embellished farshi suits suit festive and party occasions.
What is the price of a farshi salwar suit at MauMau?
MauMau farshi salwar suits are priced at ₹1,499, under ₹1,500, with free size exchange within 7 days.