Sapphire Blue Handwoven Pure Silk Kanjeevaram Saree with Deep Raspberry Red Korvai Border

Sankranti kite festival and community lunch — Telugu association event calls for a saree with rich, festive colour. This handwoven pure silk Kanjeevaram saree is woven in the celebrated Korvai construction, where body and border are woven separately and structurally interlocked on the loom. Each saree involves two separate weaving processes — the Korvai construction requires body and border to be woven on separate looms before structural interlocking. 15 days on the loom, and cannot be replicated by machine. Woven by our family's artisan weaver families in Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu. Read our story.

The rich sapphire blue body is woven from 100% pure mulberry silk with a deep, jewel-toned lustre, highlighted by elegantly spaced antique gold zari buttas. Explore more from our Korvai Kanchipuram collection.

The striking deep raspberry red Korvai border is lavishly woven with elephant motifs, floral vines, temple-inspired bands, and intricate zari detailing. The richly woven grand pallu mirrors the same traditional artistry. See more Kanchipuram ceremonial silks.

Pair this saree with a deep raspberry red silk blouse and antique gold temple jewellery for Sankranti gatherings, weddings, or festive celebrations. A statement gold necklace and jhumkas complete the look.

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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: Korvai — Body and border woven separately and structurally interlocked on the loom.
❖ Body: Sapphire blue pure mulberry silk with antique gold zari buttas
❖ Border: Deep raspberry red with gold zari elephant motifs, floral vines, and temple-inspired bands
❖ Pallu: Deep raspberry red with matching gold zari artistry
❖ Blouse piece: 0.8m included, self-colour sapphire blue silk
❖ Silk Mark certified | Handwoven in Kunnam village, Kanchipuram
❖ 6.3 metres including blouse piece