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Handwoven in Kanchipuram, India. Shipped with care from New jersey, USA.

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Silk Mark Certified Pure Kanchipuram Silk

Pure Chanderi Silk & Pure Banarasi Silks

Handwoven in Kanchipuram, India. Shipped with care from New jersey, USA.

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Silk Mark Certified Pure Kanchipuram Silk

Pure Chanderi Silk & Pure Banarasi Silks

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Coffee Brown Handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu Rettapet Saree with Emerald Green Silk-Thread Gold Zari Border

Coffee Brown Handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu Rettapet Saree with Emerald Green Silk-Thread Gold Zari Border

Coffee Brown gives this handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu a near-solid dark body, deliberately restrained so the border architecture can command attention.

The Rettapet treatment develops through two distinctive gold-zari registers accented by Emerald Green bands, with silk thread intertwined into the zari border for added textural depth. Handwoven in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, for Idam Living. Read our story.

Border: Repeated Mayil (peacock) and Chakram motifs, worked with sharply defined geometric edges, give the gold-and-green border jewel-like precision against the dark silk, with silk thread intertwined through the zari.

Styling: Coffee Brown keeps the body quiet, while Emerald Green repeats the border. Antique gold provides a restrained ceremonial finish.

Slight color variations due to screen and lighting; daylight photos/videos available on request.

Regular price $319.00
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What is the primary classification?
Rettapet.
How is the body treated?
It is deliberately restrained and near-solid in Coffee Brown.
Which accent colour appears in the border?
Emerald Green.
What motifs are visible in the border?
Mayil (peacock) and Chakram motifs appear within the gold-zari border.
Are the circular motifs confirmed Chakram?
Yes. The circular motifs are confirmed Chakram, paired with Mayil (peacock) forms.
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