Kanjivaram Silk
Kanjivaram silk, often called the 'Queen of Silks', is known for its rich heritage and royal charm. Originating from Kanchipuram, these sarees showcase beautiful craftsmanship with vibrant colors and detailed gold zari work, making them a popular choice for weddings and special occasions.
The Legend

Queen of
Silks

Kanjivaram sarees, also known as Kanchipuram Sarees or Kanchi Pattu Sarees, Woven from pure mulberry silk, are famous for their Grandeur, Heavy Gold Weaving, Intricate designs inspired by Nature, Hindu Mythology, and Temple art, as well as their Craftsmanship and Cultural Significance.
Queen of Silks
Origins

Kanchipuram

Originating from Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu, these sarees are a blend of elegance and tradition. In the 7th century CE, the roots of Kanjivaram sarees can be traced back to the Pallava Dynasty. It was during this era that the Pallava kings significantly influenced Silk Weaving in Kanchipuram, leading to the rise of Kanchipuram as a major silk saree production center.
Pride of Kanchipuram
FOUNDATION

Materials

Kanjivaram Sarees are known for their Durability and Intricate designs, thanks to a Meticulous Weaving process. The main material is Pure Mulberry Silk from southern India which is known for its Quality and Strength.
Materials and Preparation
Craftsmanship

Loom
Preparation

The weaving process begins with setting up the loom, traditionally a pit loom that has been used by artisans for generations. This stage is one of the most important steps, as the entire saree depends on it. Preparing the loom requires great precision and skill, from aligning the threads to adjusting the tension, ensuring a smooth and flawless weaving process ahead.
Loom Preparation