Royal Blue Handwoven Pure Silk Kanchi Pattu Saree with Kanchi Kattam Teal Border

An Indian classical music festival in New York City calls for a saree with quiet drama, and this striking Pure Kanchipuram silk saree in vibrant royal blue, woven in the classic Kanchi Kattam style, delivers exactly that. Intersecting silk threads form a structured checkered grid across the body, creating an elegant geometric foundation. Each saree takes 52 days from dyeing to weaving and cannot be replicated by machine. This saree carries the legacy of the weaver families of Kunnam village in Kanchipuram district — read our story.

Crafted from pure mulberry silk, the body has a rich lustre and graceful drape. The silk-thread Kattam weave provides subtle structure while the petite silk thread buttas woven throughout lend quiet sophistication to the overall design. Explore more from our pure silk Kanchipuram collection.

The contrasting teal border is accented with fine silk stripes, while the grand pallu showcases traditional Malli Moggu (Jasmine Bud) motifs woven continuously, reflecting generations of Kanchipuram weaving heritage.

Ideal for weddings, festivals, temple visits, cultural events, and elegant everyday celebrations. Pair with a self-toned royal blue or contrasting teal blouse, and complete the look with gold or silver-toned jewellery — a statement necklace and jhumkas work beautifully.

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Care: Dry clean only. Store folded in a soft muslin cloth away from direct sunlight. Do not spray perfume directly on the silk or zari.

❖ Weave: Kanchi Kattam — Intersecting silk threads form a structured checkered grid across the body.
❖ Body: Royal blue with silk-thread Kattam checks and petite silk thread buttas
❖ Border: Teal blue with fine silk stripes
❖ Pallu: Teal blue pallu with continuous Malli Moggu (Jasmine Bud) motifs
❖ Blouse piece: 0.8m included, self-colour royal blue silk
❖ Silk Mark certified | Handwoven in Kunnam village, Kanchipuram
❖ 6.3 metres including blouse piece