Ivory And Dark Beige Tanjore Hand-Painted Kanjivaram Silk Saree - TSH2506158

Elegant and truly one-of-a-kind, this Lovely Kanjivaram Silk saree features a serene ivory body, elevated by a beautifully detailed Tanjore hand-painted lotus motif, adding a unique artistic charm to its classic silhouette. The contrast dark beige border is woven with traditional zari peacock motifs and a subtle plain edge, creating a perfect frame for the saree’s minimal elegance. The pallu, also in dark beige, carries traditional zari stripes, lending a graceful finish. Paired with a matching plain blouse featuring zari-detailed sleeves and hand-painted accents, this saree is an ideal choice for cultural events, bridal occasions, or anyone looking to embrace tradition with a touch of hand-painted heritage.

Body Color : Ivory
Body Motifs / Pattern : Plain body with tanjore hand-painted lotus
Border Color : Dark Beige
Border Motif / Pattern : Traditional zari weaving peacock & plain border
Pallu Color : Dark Beige
Pallu Details : Traditional stripes pallu
Blouse color & Pattern : Dark beige plain blouse with sleeves zari & tanjore hand paint

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

From the looms of Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, where master weavers have passed down their skills over generations. Known for their bold contrasts, real zari, and temple architecture-inspired motifs, Kanchipuram sarees are a treasured heirloom.

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