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Kanjeevaram Sarees |
Kanjeevarams have always been very popular at the time of weddings and forms an important part of a bridal wardrobe. Kanjeevaram silk sarees are very traditional and never go out of fashion. Available in bright hues, these forms the best formal wear for both Indian and international women.
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The Kanjeevaram sari is made of a heavy silk. A hallmark of Kanjeevaram silk is the bold and bright color, favored by almost every Indian and International woman. A Kanjeevaram saree always find a place in every bride's trousseau.
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| Bridal trousseau is not complete without the ‘Kanjeevaram’ saree, characterized by gold-dipped silver thread that is woven onto brilliant silk. This 6 to 9 yard gold embellished saree with the intricate work of golden and silver threads when pleated and tied it give gorgeous look to the bride. |
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Kanjivaram silk represents the best of the Indian textiles’ heritage. Its unmatched craftsmanship, the beauty and grandeur of the gold thread work, quaint motifs and association with ceremonial occasions have been glorified since time immemorial. While there are loyalists for every variety, one saree that holds a spellbinding appeal for every Indian woman — transcending age, religion and regional affiliation — is the Kanjeevaram. India gives best exclusive collection of kanjeevarams, kanjivaram silk sarees, zari kanjeevarams, pure silk and real zari kanjeewaram sarees for bridals, weddings and marriage.
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Kanchipuram is a town in Tamil Nadu with more than 150 years of weaving tradition – completely untouched by fashion fads. Ranges of gorgeous kanjeevaram sarees come from Tamil Nadu. Saris represent the essence of womanhood. The kanjeevaram sarees had a fine cotton ‘ground’ with silk and zari border and pallu. Their patterns display a predominance of bird and animal motifs and the rich gold-brocaded pallus and borders had patterns of rows of deer, peacocks, galloping horses, bulls, elephants, parrots, swans and such other birds in stylized abstraction. |
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Wedding Silk Sarees
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| Silk Sarees form a very integal part of a bridal trousseau. Silk wedding sarees are heavily embellished and are available in vibrant hues and embroideries. |
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Traditional Silk Sarees
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| Traditional silk sarees are looks extreamly attractive in heavy borders and contrasting pallus. Bright colors with zari borders give a very traditional look to a saree. |
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Red Silk Sarees
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Red silk sarees have always been popular among the brides to be. Silk sarees themself are very graceful and red color adds more beauty and charm to this outfits and a perfect look to a bride.
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Green Silk Sarees
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| Green silk sarees are available in darker and lighter tones, contrast borders and pallavs which looks extreamy decent and graceful when adorn by both Indian and international women.
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Each Kanjeevaram saree adds considerable grace character in ones personality. Kanjeewarams are favoured for their durability. Kanji silk is thicker than almost all other silks, and is therefore more expensive. The heavier the silk, the better the quality. Though lightweight kanji sarees are popular as they are easy to wear and cost very little. While Korean and Chinese silk is suitable for light-weight sarees (machine woven), only mulberry silk produced in Karnataka and few parts of Tamil Nadu, is right for the classic Kanjeewaram. |
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Now days, sarees are increasingly woven on mechanical looms and made of artificial fibers such as nylon or rayon and many other fabrics which do not require starching or ironing. But Kanjeewaram fabric is considered to be a rich Indian and traditional fabric which was worn by women over centuries. Kanjivaram saree celebrates the feminine attire.
A Kanjeevaram sarees are for all ages too. Older women enhance their natural dignity, the middle-aged women wear it with self-assurance and poise. The younger, nubile beauties wear it with a feminine grace that is most alluring.
Kanjeevaram sarees are available in a large price range to suit different wallets from the easily affordable to the extravagantly expensive. The price is determined by the quality of silk yarn (the count per square inch), the intricacy and ornateness of the borders, the pallu, the little scattered motifs and the amount of gold-thread (zari) work in the saree. |
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Apart from each Kanjeevaram creation being a work of exquisite art, it is a fabric steeped in Indian tradition and is a part of the cultural heritage of India. Western fashions and their influences on Indian attire, come and go, but this tradition lives on. Indeed Kanjeevaram sarees are the pride of India.
The Indian market is offering wide range of gorgeous kanjeevaram sarees. Many vibrant colors available in that stuff. Vibrant hues like maroon, red, vermilian red, orange, yellow, mustard, dark green and lots more with the contrasting pallus have always been quite appealing to the eyes of both Indian and international women. |
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