Collection: Kanjeevaram Saree

Kanjeevaram Sarees 

Impeccably woven and crafted with stunning traditional patterns the kanjeevram sarees do not need any persuasion to mark... Read More

Kanjeevaram Sarees 

Impeccably woven and crafted with stunning traditional patterns the kanjeevram sarees do not need any persuasion to mark their presence in every generation. Known for its richness and grandeur it exudes royalty in every sense.

 

Legacy of Kanjeevaram Sarees 

The sheer opulence of the kanjeevaram sarees makes you fall in love with the nine-yard wonder and mesmerizes you enough to dig into how it all started. We can trace back the mention of the kanjivaram silk sarees as early as the beginning of Hindu mythology. It is believed that the weavers of the pure kanjivaram sarees come from the lineage of the Sage of Markand who is said to be the master weaver of God.

It is also believed that the famous Chola ruler, Raja Krishna Deva Raya was the one who pioneered in trading of the pure kanjivaram sarees far and wide thus spreading its popularity. It was considered a symbol of wealth and status.

The name ‘kanjeevaram’ which brings a lovely smile to all saree lovers, one and alike, derives its name from the city of Kanchipuram in South India. This was the place chosen by the two major weaving communities of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. The weaving of this nine-yard magical wonder is nothing less but a depiction of a philosophy illustrating the mythological scriptures and temple figurines found mostly in and around the village. 

It can be rightly said that the kanjeevarm sarees portray the amalgamation of the true Indian culture as it is a mix of pure mulberry silk of the South which is then blended with the pure gold and silver zari of Gujarat. To maintain the thickness and richness of the fabric the original weavers came up with the tradition of dipping the threads in rice water and sun-drying it which is continued to this day. 

 

Varied Types of Eternal Kanjeevaram Sarees

Kanjeevaram sarees in their opulence have withstood their demand and popularity even with modernization making its place in our closet. The unique designs and patterns combined with the option of customization make the kanjeevaram pattu sarees much sought after. Let us get a deeper view of the types of kanjeevaram to make it easier when you shop for sarees online and add another beauty to your collection of authentic sarees.

 

Traditional Kanjeevaram Sarees

These sarees belong to the popular notion of heavy sarees as they are handwoven using the traditional technique of the weavers. It boasts of a distinct border with intricate designs having the beautiful motifs of coin and chakra. The pallu and borders are woven separately and later joined in a zigzag pattern.

Brocade Kanjeevaram Sarees

The thread brocade kanjeevaram sarees itself speak volumes of the art as it is made through a laborious process of intertwining the pure gold thread with the silk thread. It's one of the original methods of weaving and the weavers have to be quite alert to make the stunning hues with gold and silk threads. 

Kanchipuram Pattu Sarees 

The most special feature of the Kanjeevaram pattu sarees is its borders are woven separately and then attached to the main sarees. This definitely does not mean that the fabric gets weak at the joint. The articulate way of traditional weaving makes it very strong and it's quite difficult to tear this saree. The kanjeevram pattu sarees have motifs from Hindu mythology and scriptures which makes it one of a kind. 

Korvai Kanjeevram Sarees 

Handwoven from pure natural silk fibers this variety of kanjeevaram sarees gives a rustic look. The traditional weaving method is a Kanchipuram weave native to Southern India.

Pattupettu Kanjeevram Sarees 

This name is owing to the design of small round motifs or ‘buttis’ woven in the fabric. These buttis are systematically arranged in intricate and elegant designs. The weaving is done using pure mulberry silk threads which speaks of its beauty.

Checked Kanjeevaram Sarees 

Whenever we speak of Kanjeevam doesn't the checked design flash in front of your eyes? It is one of the most popular, colorful designs which never goes out of fashion. They can be either double contrasting colors or the usage of many colors in one saree. The sizes of checks also vary depending on the colors used to make it more appealing and attractive.

Zari Brocade Kanjeevaram Sarees 

Endorsed by celebrities at various functions on a regular basis, the zari brocade kanjeevram sarees are here to stay! The detailed intricate zari work adds to the gloss and glam justifying why it is the most preferred of the Kanjeevaram sarees. Wearer.

Kanjeevaram Sarees without Borders 

Isn’t it surprising to have a variety of Kanjeevaram sarees without borders? Well, it is definitely away from the conventional Kanjeevarams but a unique way of combining fashion with tradition. These are for the ardent followers of Kanjeevarams in recent times who are in love with the saree but not fans of the big borders which it generally boasts of. 

 

Latest Kanjeevaram Sarees Collection with Price List

Kanjeevaram Sarees	Price (Rs.)
Red Kanjeevaram Silk Saree	4500
Maroon Kanjeevaram Silk Checks Design Saree	5900
Purple Kanjeevaram Silk Saree	8200
Green Handloom Kanjeevaram Soft Silk Saree	9600
Yellow Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree	11200
Off White And Pink Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Organza Silk Saree	11500
Green Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree	13900
Maroon Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree	15700
Black Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree	17300
Yellow Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Big Border Saree	21950
Purple Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree with Real Zari	25400
Green Kanjeevaram Handloom Pure Tissue Silk Saree	28300
Multicolor Kanjeevaram Handloom Pure Tissue Silk Saree	30300
Green Handloom Checks Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Sare	34200
Black Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree	40500
Off White Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree ( 3g Real Gold Zari )	49800
Pink Handloom Kanjeevaram Pure Silk Saree with Contrast Border	64100

 

 

Designs of Kanjeevaram Sarees

Kanjeevram silk sarees are identified with their specialty of motifs which speaks of a philosophy behind itself. With the passage of time and its usage; it's easy enough to classify the different varieties of motifs.

Peacock - The Mayil 

Peacock as a bird is considered to be the epitome of grace and beauty. The kings of yesteryears always had peacocks in their gardens to make it look more graceful. Peacock motifs are found in kanjeevram saree designs either alone or in pairs surrounded by flowers.

Peacock’s Eye - The Mayilkan

This diamond-shaped motif is inspired by the peacock’s eye. It is woven quite tightly on Kanjeevram pattu sarees with an immense amount of labor spent on its detailing. 

Paisley - The Maanga

This kind of motif is shaped in a teardrop and is believed to bring in life, fertility and good luck. Due to its significance, it is in vogue since the origin of the weaving of kanjeevram sarees.

Animals - The Yaali

The word ‘yaali’ finds its mention in Hindu mythology where it is described as a creature with the mix of qualities and appearance of a lion, elephant and horse. It was elevated to the status of the divine defender. Apart from its usage in the Kanjeevram sarees, one can also see it being used in temples across South India.

Elephant - The Yanai

Elephants have always symbolized wealth, courage and wisdom. This belief saw elephants being the center of King's procession or any religious occasion. The Yanai motifs are usually embellished on the borders of the Kanjeevram sarees.

Horse - The Kuthirai

Exemplifying the essence of freedom and power, the kuthirai motifs are much used as the motifs in the Kanjeevaram sarees. The horse can also be seen somewhere depicted as a winged version which is a replica of the terracotta horse of the Hindu God Ayyanar.

Rudraksha 

With a close connection to Lord Shiva, Rudraksha is believed to bring positive energy to the wearer. With Kanjeevaram sarees weaving heavily inspired by Hindu mythological beliefs, rudraksha as motifs are woven along the borders of the pattu sarees for a more majestic look.

Two-headed Eagle - The Iruthalai Pakshi

 According to the tradition in Hinduism, the double-headed eagle is associated with the sign of victory. This is often used as a motif in the Kanjeevram sarees for a grand and confident look.

Floral - The Poo Chakram

This is one design that is a regular favorite among Kanjeevram lovers as it requires intricate detailing. It is woven on the parts of pallu and borders. 

  

Why Buy a Kanjeevram Saree

It would be unjust to consider the Kanjeevram saree as a mere piece of fabric. It is an outcome of hours of meticulous art encompassing the love and emotions of the weavers along with the heritage of South India. With the use of the purest form of mulberry silk along with real gold and silver thread, kanjeevaram silk sarees are the most sought-after by saree lovers. 

Occasion- Be it a wedding or any special occasion; every woman dreams of draping this nine-yard wonder. The durability and grandeur of the fabric give it a positive vibe when shopping for kanjeevram sarees online.  

Color- The bright colors of the kanjeevram sarees such as maroon, gold, red, and dark green among others makes it a timeless appeal and fashion statement. 

Specialty- What makes the kanjeevram silk sarees special is that the borders and pallu are woven separately and then attached together by intertwining the thread which gives it a zig-zag shape. This makes the saree very durable and it's not easy for the fabric to tear. Thus, buying kanjeevram sarees online is not just for yourself but for generations to come. It's a piece of heirloom.

 

Buy Kanjeevaram Sarees Online with Luxurion World

Kanjeevram sarees are exquisite sarees that speak of tradition and match modern taste too. The heavy kanjeevram wedding sarees are intricately woven with real gold and silver zari thread into delicate designs with great significance. As these sarees are mostly handwoven by the weavers, one can also customize it with their own patterns.

If art from a small place like Kanchipuram can gain such popularity, there must definitely be something about it. The rich lustrous fabric with intricate weaves in stunning color combinations makes it a masterpiece in itself.

Kanjeevram wedding saree is an essential part of the wedding trousseau as we all want to mark the most important event of our life with something extra special. Kanjeevram silk sarees can be rightly said to be the queen of all silk owing to the purity of the fiber used in its own richness.

As these silk sarees are a bit costly one wonders about their authenticity when shopping for kanjeevram sarees online. Pure kanjeevram sarees always feel soft and do not give a feeling of unevenness in the fabric.

With a wide variety of colors and designs, Luxurion World boasts of bringing authentic kanjeevram sarees right from the land of its weavers Kanchipuram. We have always believed in the motto of giving the best and original to our patrons. 

 

FAQ About Kanjeevaram Sarees

Which color is best for the Kanjivaram saree?

One of the most popular colors in Kanjeevarm saree is maroon and gold.

Are Kanjivaram sarees heavy?

It depends. If a lot of zari work is used the saree can weigh up to two kilograms!

What is the difference between Kanchipuram and Kanjivaram sarees?

It is basically the same. The Kanjeevram sarees originated from a place in South India called Kanchipuram

Can we iron kanjivaram's saree?

Put a cloth on the saree and iron it at a temperature meant for silk fabric. Never iron a kanjeevaram saree directly. 

Why are Kanjeevaram sarees so costly?

The purest form of silk thread, excellent craftsmanship and real gold and zari thread usage make the kanjeevram sarees expensive.

 

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