Dark Bottle Green Handwoven Pure Silk Kanjipuram Saree with Zari Kattam Body Pavun Coin Butta and Mayil Antique Gold Zari Border

At the Seattle Sankranthi Festival, where the harvest season is welcomed in the warmth of tradition and handloom, this dark bottle green Kanjipuram silk saree arrives with the opulent luminosity of a Zari Kattam body carrying Pavun coin buttas across its field — a saree that embodies the art of Zari Kattam Kanchipuram weaving. Fine zari threads intersect across the silk body to form a luminous grid — the Zari Kattam weave — upon which Pavun coin butta motifs are placed in antique gold zari with quiet ceremonial precision.

The body glows in a dark bottle green — that rich, deep green with the authority of aged silk and the depth of still forest water — in pure mulberry silk animated by the fine Zari Kattam grid. Pavun coin butta motifs in antique gold zari are placed at measured intervals across the field, the warm gold catching light against the dark green ground with extraordinary effect. The Zari Kattam grid and the Pavun buttas work in quiet harmony — the grid the atmosphere, the coin butta the jewel.

The self-colour border carries an ornate Mayil peacock antique gold zari border in a dense Varisaipet structure, the peacock procession cascading in gold across the dark bottle green border in ceremonial splendour. The self-colour pallu continues with the full Mayil gold zari array across its width. Explore our full range of handwoven Zari Kattam Kanchipuram silk sarees — each one a luminous zari grid woven by master weavers in Tamil Nadu.

❖ Handwoven by master weavers in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu
❖ Pure mulberry silk, Silk Mark certified
❖ Zari Kattam weave — fine zari threads intersecting across the silk body to form a luminous grid
❖ Pavun coin antique gold zari butta motifs across the dark bottle green body
❖ Ornate self-colour Mayil peacock antique gold zari border and pallu
❖ Saree length 6.3 metres including pallu
❖ Also handwoven in this family: Zari Kattam Kanchipuram silk sarees — fine zari threads intersecting to form a luminous grid