Ivory Kanchivaram Silk Saree with Kundan Work Motifs
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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.
Ivory Kanchivaram silk with Gandaberunda-inspired kundan work motifs and a woven gold zari border
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A Kanchivaram silk saree in a soft ivory, with a smooth, lustrous body that lets the silk speak for itself. Kundan work motifs inspired by the Gandaberunda, the two-headed mythical bird, are set across the body. Each motif is a cluster of ruby red and green stones with white polki accents on gold, shaped into the bird’s spread wings and curving form. A woven gold zari border of floral jaal and fine geometric bands runs along the edges, and the pallu carries the same zari. The ivory, gold and jewel tones look like temple jewellery set into cloth. It suits weddings, receptions, engagements and festive occasions, and it pairs well with pearl and gold jewellery.
Saree length: 5.5 metres, plus a 0.8 metre blouse piece
Weave: Kanchivaram handloom silk
Body: ivory with Gandaberunda-inspired kundan work motifs of ruby red and green stones on gold
Border: woven gold zari with floral jaal and geometric bands
Pallu: ivory with gold zari
Care: dry clean only. Store folded in a muslin cloth, and refold it every few months. Keep the kundan work away from water, perfume and rubbing.
Kanchipuram silk sarees are woven on handlooms from silk thread and zari. The weaver builds the pattern on the loom, thread by thread, so the zari and the border are part of the cloth itself. Kundan work is a jewellery craft in which stones are set into gold. Here it is used to form motifs inspired by the Gandaberunda, the two-headed bird of Indian legend, with ruby red and green stones and white accents set on gold and placed across the ivory silk.
Kanchipuram, in Tamil Nadu, has been known for its silk sarees for centuries. Weaving families here have passed the craft down through generations, and the saree is woven with the same tools and techniques that they have always used. Kanchipuram silk carries a GI tag.
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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.