Ruby Red Handwoven Pure Silk Kanjeevaram Saree with Deep Brown Border material The Korvai technique is considered

The Korvai technique is considered the pinnacle of Kanchipuram structural weaving — it is the weave where body and border are woven separately and structurally interlocked on the loom

scattered with orange Mayil Chakram (peacock wheel) motifs worked in silk thread rather than zari

and cultural celebrations

Deep grape purple is a colour that carries both devotion and ceremony in the Kanchipuram tradition — and this Kanchi Pattu in the Zari Kattam weave gives it the surface gravity it deserves

making this saree as appropriate for a corporate Diwali celebration as it is for a family puja

Ruby Red Handwoven Pure Silk Kanjeevaram Saree with Deep Brown Border material The Korvai technique is consideredA Ganesh Chaturthi visarjan procession the culmination of a ten day festival calls for rich colours that never go out of style. This pure Kanchipuram silk saree is handwoven in ruby red with a deep brown Korvai border accented by teal zari. Each saree involves two separate weaving processes the Korvai construction requires body and border to be woven on separate looms before structural interlocking. 15 days on the loom, and it cannot be replicated by