Royal Purple Handwoven Pure Silk Kanchipuram Saree with Radiant Pink Gandaberunda Zari Border

Name: Royal Purple Handwoven Pure Silk Kanchipuram Saree with Radiant Pink Gandaberunda Zari Border
Brand: Idam Living
SKU: IDAM-RP-BT-gb-001
Price: 269.0 USD
Availability: InStock

An upanayanam (sacred thread ceremony) for a son calls for a saree of graceful sophistication. This handwoven pure silk Kanchipuram saree is woven in an elegant royal purple shade, featuring small zari-woven Gandaberunda buttas all over the body, a hallmark of traditional Kanchipuram craftsmanship. Each saree takes 40 days from dyeing to weaving and cannot be replicated by machine. Crafted thread by thread by artisan families in Kunnam village in Kanchipuram district. Read our story.

❖ Handwoven to order, not mass-produced. Every saree is made to order. 40 days pass between dyeing the silk and the finished weave, roughly 14 days of it spent on the loom.

● Silk Mark Certified ● 14 Days on Loom ● Pure Mulberry Silk ● Handwoven in Kanchipuram

The body is woven in an elegant royal purple, in pure mulberry silk, with small zari-woven Gandaberunda buttas scattered all over the drape. Explore more from our Gandaberunda motif collection.

The thin gold zari border paired with a soft radiant pink selvedge lends understated sophistication, while the beautifully elaborate pallu completes the saree with timeless Kanchipuram artistry. Discover more Kanchipuram ceremonial silks.

Wear this saree to celebrate your son's upanayanam with a royal purple or gold silk blouse, a temple-style gold necklace, and jhumka earrings for a graceful, ceremonial look.

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Blouse Piece Included

0.8m self-colour royal purple silk, ready to stitch. Complimentary in-house tailoring through Aug 27 ($30 value).

See the Blouse Stitching Guide →

Loom Specification

Weave

Butta — small zari-woven Gandaberunda buttas scattered across the body

Body

Royal Purple pure mulberry silk with zari-woven Gandaberunda buttas

Border

Thin gold zari border with a radiant pink selvedge

Pallu