Radiant Rani Pink Handwoven Pure Silk Kanjivaram Butta Saree with Multicolour Floral Zari Jaal and Gold Border

Radiant Rani Pink gives this handwoven pure silk Kanjivaram saree an extraordinary jewel-toned intensity, moving between raspberry, magenta and saturated pink as the silk catches the light. The defining detail is an intricate multicolour floral zari jaal, where large blossoms, curling stems, leaves and smaller flowers are woven directly into the silk in muted teal, dusty blue, sage, peach, rose and warm gold.

❖ From raw silk to finished saree: 40 days, including about 16 of hand-weaving on the loom.

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This is a confirmed Butta composition in pure mulberry silk, with an intricate multicolour floral zari jaal woven across the body rather than uniformly repeated motifs. A saree of this type typically represents approximately 14 to 18 active days on the loom, although individual weaving time varies. Woven for Idam Living by skilled artisan families in the Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu. Read our story.

Body, Border and Pallu: The floral work is remarkable for its coloration: large blossoms, curling stems, leaves and smaller flowers move through several woven tones, muted teal, dusty blue, sage, peach, rose and warm gold, rather than a single flat metallic shade, giving the jaal an almost painterly depth. The border brings the composition back into a more disciplined Kanchipuram structure, with warm-gold zari arranged through fine geometric fields and ornamental registers against the Rani Pink silk, and the pallu becomes considerably denser, shifting into an expansive metallic gold field built from tiny repeated geometry and framed by traditional woven bands. Explore the wider pure silk Kanchipuram collection for more of this character.

Styling: Pair it with Rani Pink for a saturated tonal look, or choose one of the jaal colours such as muted teal, dusty blue or sage for a more unexpected blouse pairing. Antique gold jewellery works naturally with the warm zari, while emeralds or coloured stones can echo the woven floral palette. This is a beautiful choice for weddings, receptions, festive gatherings and classical performances.

Blouse Piece Included: 0.8m running blouse piece. See our Blouse Stitching Guide.

Weave	Butta
Body	Radiant Rani Pink pure mulberry silk with an intricate multicolour floral zari jaal
Border	Rani Pink with fine warm-gold geometric and ornamental zari registers
Pallu	Dense warm-gold zari field with fine repeated geometry and traditional ornamental registers
Blouse	0.8 m running blouse piece included. Colour and design are not separately confirmed.
Length	6.3 m total including 0.8 m running blouse piece
Origin	Handwoven for Idam Living by artisan weaving families in Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu
Silk Mark	Certified

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What makes the floral jaal on this Rani Pink saree distinctive?

The floral composition is woven with several colours rather than a single zari tone. Large blossoms, curling stems, leaves and smaller flowers move through muted teal, dusty blue, sage, peach, rose and warm gold, giving the jaal unusual depth.

Is the multicolour floral work embroidered or woven?

It is woven directly into the silk. The flowers and foliage are created through the handloom structure rather than added later as embroidery or print.

What colour is the Rani Pink silk in person?

It is a saturated jewel-toned pink that moves between raspberry and magenta depending on the light. The gold zari warms the colour further wherever the metallic weaving becomes denser.

How does the pallu differ from the floral body?

The body is defined by multicolour floral zari work, while the pallu becomes much more metallic. A dense warm-gold field of fine repeated geometry gives the pallu a richer ceremonial finish.

Which blouse colours work with the multicolour floral jaal?

Rani Pink gives the most seamless tonal pairing. Muted teal, dusty blue or sage can pick up colours already present within the floral jaal, while antique gold creates a more traditional festive look.