Pastel Peach Kanchipuram Silk Saree with all over Jangla Weaving and Silver borders & Elegant Hand work Purple Blouse | Blouse Size 38-44” | Free Shipping

This pastel peach Kanchipuram silk saree exemplifies the rich heritage and exquisite craftsmanship of Kanchipuram weaving, featuring intricate all-over Jangla weaving—a traditional technique known for its detailed geometric and floral patterns woven with pure silk and zari threads. The saree is enhanced by elegant silver zari borders that add a subtle yet striking contrast to the soft peach body, showcasing the hallmark Korvai interlocking technique where the borders are seamlessly woven into the body for durability and beauty. Paired with a hand-embroidered purple blouse, this ensemble blends timeless tradition with refined artistry, making it ideal for weddings, festivals, and special occasions.

Key Features:

Pure Mulberry Kanchipuram Silk: Known for its durability, rich texture, and lustrous finish sourced from South India.
Jangla Weaving: Intricate all-over geometric and floral zari patterns woven using traditional jacquard techniques, adding depth and elegance.
Silver Zari Borders: Classic silver zari woven borders providing a sophisticated contrast and enhancing the saree’s regal appeal.
Korvai Technique: Borders interlocked with the body of the saree for strength and seamless design.
Elegant Hand-Embroidered Purple Blouse: Complements the saree with artisanal embroidery and a vibrant color contrast.
Traditional Craftsmanship: Handwoven by skilled artisans in Kanchipuram, preserving centuries-old weaving heritage.
Versatile & Regal: Perfect for weddings, cultural celebrations, and formal events.
Care Instructions: Recommended dry clean to maintain fabric quality and embroidery.
USA Shipping: Fast, reliable delivery and easy returns available across the United States.

This pastel peach Kanchipuram silk saree with all-over Jangla weaving, silver borders, and elegant hand-embroidered purple blouse is a luxurious ethnic ensemble that celebrates the artistry and legacy of South Indian silk weaving.