Burnt Orange And Ivory Kattam Kanjivaram Silk Saree

There is something about the interplay of orange and ivory that feels both ancient and alive. This Kattam Kanjivaram silk saree opens with vibrant as a marigold garland at the threshold, its surface shimmering with the unhurried rhythm of the loom.

The body is woven with intricate traditional motifs, each thread placed with precision and purpose. A richly woven border frames the drape with confident definition, while gold zari runs through the weave, catching light the way temple gold does — slowly, deeply, unforgettably.

Pure Mulberry Silk. Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu is one of India’s most prestigious silk hubs, where centuries-old techniques are passed down through generations.

Perfect for bridal trousseaux, festive occasions, or any moment worthy of heirloom silk. This is not fast fashion. This is slow silk — made the way it has always been made.

Fabric - Pure Kanjivaram Silk
Weaving Technique - Handloom
Colors - Orange , Ivory
Motifs - Peacock , Jadai Naagam, Rettapet and other traditional motifs
Weight - Approx 1kg

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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