6 Must-Have Kanjivaram Saris For Every Occasion

A bridal trousseau is incomplete without the addition of a gorgeous, unique sari. Not only does it bring grace and poise to your bridalwear looks, it also works as a multi-occasional outfit. And if you are looking to wear and re-wear your bridal trousseau pieces for years to come, investing in quality pieces is a must. Kanjivaram silk, one of the most long-lasting traditional weaves, is just what you need.

From your pre-wedding events to your 10th wedding anniversary and more, this exquisite piece of art will elevate your style for decades to come. Invest in the hues of magenta and purple that perfectly compliment brown skin tones. Trust us, once you have had a taster of the magic of Kanjivaram silks, you will keep coming back for more! Indulge in this tempting collection Ambarnath by Kanakavalli, a design house celebrating the age-old weave and its craftsmanship.


Checked Charm

This hot pink number with hints of black is handwoven with checks in gold zari. The graceful woodrose pink border, dull pink pallu and seeprekku pattern are a head-turner.



Flying Colours

This Kanjivaram sari in magenta features intricate motifs of a parrot woven in gold zari. The dark blue and magenta combination is a sight for sore eyes and perfect for evening events.



Fauna Folds

From the violet pallu featuring a geometric band of animal motifs to the intricate deer motifs carefully placed throughout the lengths, every detail of this sari is a handwoven work of art. The colours perfectly balance it out for a glamourous look.



Geometric Marvel

If you are a fan of minimalism, there is nothing more graceful than this simple, handwoven Kanjivaram silk sari in this peculiar shade of purple. The wide gold zari border makes it ideal for special occasions and can be paired with a wide variety of jewellery designs.



Diamond Diva

The unusual combination of blue and pink topped with silver and gold details makes this a one-of-a-kind sari to add to your trousseau. The handwoven details of Iruthalai Pakshi, elephants, peacocks, leaves and geometric patterns are truly an impeccable addition.



Secret Silks

Commonly known as dhoop-chao (sunlit-shadow) style, this handwoven gem follows a muppagam layout in fuchsia pink infused with a hidden pale olive green. A fine border in deep sky blue gives it the classy finish topped with the iconic gold zari work.



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