Handloom Kanjivaram Silk Saree in Gold And Lavender

A queen's wardrobe isn't complete without the splendour of this handwoven Kanjivaram silk saree from The Saffron House. The beautiful golden body feature lovely silver zari woven patterned banarasi lehariya stripes with gorgeous meenakari floral vase buttas with multicoloured highlights. The contrasting one-side-broad lavender border adorned with an array of stunning kuyil kann pattern along with bands of rudraksham, kodi visiri and mayil motifs woven with gold zari offers a look of classic charm. The rich lavender pallu is decorated with a row of beautiful large paisleys with an array of mesmerising diamonds, woven to perfection with gold zari. Paired with a shimmering lavender silk blouse with matching border, this Ravishing weave is sheer handwoven luxury.

Fabric: Pure Kanchipuram Silk
Zari Type: Silver And Gold Zari
Color: Gold And Lavender
Motifs: Meenakari Florals
Weave: Handloom Kanchipuram
Occasion: Wedding, Bridal, Traditional
Craft Cluster: Kanchipuram
Care: Dry Clean Only

Kanchi (Kanchipuram) sarees are renowned for their rich silk, lustrous finish, and intricate designs, handwoven by master weavers in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. The traditional Kanchi weave is distinguished by its heavy silk, contrasting borders, and iconic temple, mayil (peacock), or annam (swan) motifs. Crafted on pit looms, the Korvai technique often joins the body and border using an interlocking method that enhances durability and beauty. Each Kanchi saree is a testament to centuries-old weaving heritage, prized for its grandeur and timeless appeal

Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu is one of India’s most prestigious silk hubs, where centuries-old techniques are passed down through generations. Known for its use of pure mulberry silk and rich zari, this cluster produces iconic sarees that reflect the town’s deep cultural and artisanal legacy.

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