Royal Indigo Blue Handwoven Pure Silk Kanjivaram Saree with Thogai Mayil Rettapet Border

This is the blue of evening just before the sky turns dark, charged with the radiance of silk. Against the Neelam-toned body, each Mayil Chakram glows softly; peacock green appears near the pallu like the shadow of a leaf under lamplight.

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The Rettapet framework brings a pair of richly figured gold border bands to this saturated blue saree. Small Mayil Chakram buttas are scattered through the body, giving the dense Neelam colour room to breathe. Handwoven by artisan weaver families in Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu, for Idam Living. A saree of this complexity represents approximately 18 or more active days on the loom, with exact weaving time varying according to the individual saree. Read our story.

Border: Gold zari draws a repeated Thogai Mayil plume rhythm across the twin border registers. Deep peacock-green silk provides a subtle second colour at the pallu-side contrast, creating a layered blue-and-green effect rather than a stark colour break.

Pallu: The generous pallu moves between slim zari stripes, fine patterned columns and a wide dense band of ornamental work. All of it sits against the deep blue field, so the gold reads almost like illuminated calligraphy.

Styling: A dark peacock-green blouse with elbow sleeves brings out the secondary colour, while antique gold jewellery picks up the zari. For a temple visit, gather the pallu neatly over one shoulder; for a music concert, let the striped pallu open and show its full pattern.

Occasions: Appropriate for Vijayadashami celebrations, Diwali poojas, classical concerts and wedding receptions.

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