Cream and Gold Village Festival Kalamkari Kanjivaram Silk Saree
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This saree is Silk Mark certified and handwoven using pure silk in Kanchipuram. A true heritage weave from South India.
✦ One of one — the only piece of its kind in stock.
Cream Kanjivaram silk with a hand painted Village Festival Kalamkari scene and a gold tissue zari border
Finished by our team before dispatch. Adds 5–7 working days, and finished sarees can’t be returned or exchanged.
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A village festival, painted by hand on cream Kanjivaram silk in natural dyes, from our own design. Dancers, devotees, Lord Ganesha, pillars, lotuses and trees, all in soft earth colours.
- Body: cream silk hand painted in Kalamkari with festival scenes in mustard, coral, teal and olive
- Border: wide gold tissue zari with a fine pattern, edged in lilac
- Pallu: gold tissue zari ending in a hand painted Kalamkari band and soft fringes
- Blouse: cream with gold zari stripes and a zari border, included
Wear it to: festivals, weddings and auspicious days. A piece for anyone who collects hand painted textiles.
Details: Handwoven Kanjivaram silk with zari · Hand painted Kalamkari in natural dyes · Dry clean only · SKU TSH260488
Colours can look a little different on screens. Write to care@thesaffronhouse.com and we will send you a video in daylight before you buy.
Saree length: 5.5 metres, plus a 0.8 metre blouse piece
Blouse: matching cream with gold zari stripes and a gold zari border
Body: hand painted Village Festival Kalamkari in natural dyes, from our own designs
Border: gold tissue zari with a lilac edge
Pallu: gold tissue zari with a hand painted Kalamkari motif band and fringes
Care: dry clean only. Store folded in a muslin cloth, and refold it every few months. Avoid direct sunlight and damp, as natural dyes can fade.
Kalamkari is an Indian art of painting on fabric with natural dyes, using a pen (kalam) to draw and fill the design by hand. The outlines are drawn first, and the colours are then applied in stages, with each colour coming from plant, mineral or other natural sources. On this saree, the Kalamkari panel is hand painted from our own designs. It tells a story of a village festival through its figures, pillars, lotuses and trees. The Kanjivaram weave frames the painting. Its tissue zari border and pallu are woven separately and interlocked with the body for strength.
Kanchipuram is a temple town in Tamil Nadu and the home of Kanjivaram silk. Weaving families there have passed the craft down through generations. The designs draw on temple architecture and the life around it, including borders, pillars and festival traditions. This saree brings together that weaving tradition and the Kalamkari painting tradition of South India.
Please note that the color of the actual product may slightly differ from the images shown, due to variations in device screens and monitor settings. Each screen has its own capacity to display colors, which can affect how the product looks on your device.
Our photographs carry The Saffron House watermark to protect our designs. The saree you receive carries no watermark.
Within India: complimentary shipping.
International: we ship worldwide, complimentary on orders above ₹50,000.
Duties & taxes: import duties and taxes on international orders are paid by The Saffron House, so there is nothing extra to pay when your saree arrives. WhatsApp us on +91 89514 84479 for delivery timelines to your address.
Damaged or incorrect item? Contact us within 5 days of delivery. Read our return policy.