4 Kanchipuram Silk Sarees That Must Be In Your Wardrobe - Padmashali

Kanchivaram or Kanchipuram silk saris are mostly produced in the Kanchipuram area of Tamil Nadu, India. Kanchipuram silk is also known as the silk of queen. Most women in the southside wear these saris at weddings and on some special occasions. But these days because of online marketing, e-commerce sites, and because of bollywood celebrities these sarees are getting famous all over India. In this historic city, the silk is woven with great care to create Kanchipuram silk sarees. The main fundamental ingredients utilized are pure mulberry silk threads, zari (silver and gold threads), and dye. The Price of these kanchipuram sarees starts from 2000 and can be goes up to lakhs of rupees. The value of the silk depends on the purity of the silk. The Purer the silk and the higher the price. So here are 4 of our beautiful kanjivaram silk sarees that will complete your wardrobe collection.



HANDWOVEN LAVENDER KANCHIPURAM SAREE:-


Deriving its name from the Kanchipuram region of Tamil Nadu, the zari motifs on these weaves usually bear resemblances to religious and cultural history that recurs in paintings, literary works, temples and beyond. Truly a labor of love, Kanjivaram is best described as a festive or occasion wear addition to your ethnic wardrobe. This beautiful handwoven lavender kanchipuram saree will make your every occasion more special.



HANDWOVEN WINE KANCHIPURAM SAREE:-


Gift this beautiful saree to your loved ones or buy it for yourself. The color of this beautiful handwoven wine kanchipuram saree will be so beautiful that you cannot able to take your eyes away from it.


 

HANDWOVEN CREAM & PASTEL PINK KANCHIPURAM SAREE:-


This handwoven cream & pastel pink kanchipuram saree is contemporary saree with a fresh take on Rising Border.



HANDWOVEN SKY BLUE & WHITE KANCHIPURAM SAREE:-


This handwoven sky blue & white kanchipuram saree comes with a unique color and have block pattern across the chest, with hot pink pleats with paisley motif & an intricately woven Kanchi pallu this sarees makes you feel unique in a crowed.

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