Kanchipuram silk sarees that are making big in occasion trousseau!

Kanchipuram silk saree is made in the Kanchipuram region in Tamil Nadu, India. These sarees are saved for special occasions like wedding days, festivals etc. These sarees are not a casual outfit. This ensures the best type of silk, which gives comfort and elegance. The bright colors that the Kanchipuram sarees offer are hard to resist.

These sarees are woven from mulberry silk thread. This thread comes from South India and the zari used in the sari comes from Gujarat. A Kanchipuram sarees goes through three phases to get ready to be worn by women across India. Often pallu is weaven separately and then delicately stitched to the saree. The border of these sarees are its unique trademark, they are usually hand crafted and have unique designs.Weaving is mostly done within the houses. Other than the weaving, the designs are either printed or hand crafted on the sari by specialists. This is not an easy work as a Kanchipuram saree needs detail working with small figures mostly depicting natural beauty. Traditionally the Queens worn sarees made up of pure gold thread but later it was compromised to pure silk and sometime cotton too. Despite of all the ups and downs Kanchipuram saree has yet managed to stay in fashion.

The Kanchipuram sarees resembles the traditions of the South India with majestic designs. These sarees has gold work, perfect weaving, small details, metallic visual effects, net and mina work. These saree are often a part of a bride’s collection.

Depending upon the details and material of silk used this saree can take up to 15 days, one month or sometimes even 6 months to get ready to be worn.

Kanchipuram silk sarees for wedding are one of the highest respected attire according to Indian tradition. If you are choosing an authentic gold work sarees then prices surely vary according to its originality.

· Plain saree with gold border

This is saree has contrasting colors, the saree is of plain bright colors like blue and red, whilst the border is weaved with golden zari border. These borders are often of zigzag designs and are attached to pallus.

· Temple border saree

The temple border is a triangular or zigzag design in the pallu, these border makes the saree look a little more ethnic. These sarees can be matched up with gold jewelry.

· Modern designs

These include the introductions of variety of colors in the Kanchipuram style like jet black, yellow, pastel green etc. The love for Indian Silk Sarees is slowly and gradually spreading out in world.

· Traditional attire

These are best suited for occasions like weddings. These are handcrafted and made up of very detailed designs. These sarees can be matched up with set of gold ornament to give a royal look.

· Floral weave

As the name suggests these sarees have floral prints with self-designed silk. These sarees are in trend as they provide style as well as comfort.

Kanchipuram sarees are globally recognized and are a must have for a bride to be. These saree ensures elegance and comfort. These sarees can be brought from any local shops or even from special designers. These sarees look best when paired with gold ornaments and heels.