An Odhni is a traditional, intricately woven piece of fabric, typically worn by women in South Asia, draped gracefully over the shoulders or head. Often made of delicate cotton or silk, the Odhni’s soft texture and vibrant hues are a reflection of both elegance and cultural significance. Its beauty lies not only in the artful drape but also in the symbolism it carries—of modesty, grace, and the timeless allure of femininity. The fabric mirrors the essence of Meer Taqi Meer's own verses: ephemeral, yet eternal in its beauty.

اب تو جاتے ہیں بت کدے سے میرؔ 

پھر ملیں گے اگر خدا لایا

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