Turmeric Gold Handwoven Pure Silk Kanchipuram Saree with Rettapet Rust Border

A gift for the sister-in-law calls for silk that marks the occasion beautifully, and this timeless Pure Kanchipuram silk saree in radiant turmeric gold, paired with a warm rust contrast border, does just that. Woven in the traditional Rettapet style, twin parallel border lines create a balanced layered edge, framing the saree with remarkable elegance. Each saree takes 10 days on the loom and cannot be replicated by machine. Crafted thread by thread by artisan families in Kunnam village in Kanchipuram district — read our story.

The body is woven from pure mulberry silk with a smooth, lustrous finish that highlights the richness of the silk itself. The uninterrupted plain turmeric gold body allows the exceptional quality of the weave to shine, while the classic Rettapet construction creates refined parallel zari bands along the borders, emphasizing the clean lines and timeless proportions of this heritage weave. Explore more from our pure silk Kanchipuram collection.

The rust contrast border is woven with elegant antique gold zari bands, and the matching pallu continues the same refined Rettapet zari detailing for a sophisticated, understated finish.

Perfect for weddings, temple visits, festive gatherings, traditional ceremonies, and those who appreciate the elegance of classic Kanchipuram weaving. Pair with a self-toned turmeric gold or rust blouse, and finish with antique gold jewellery — a temple 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: Rettapet — Twin parallel border lines create a balanced layered edge.
❖ Body: Turmeric gold, plain uninterrupted silk body
❖ Border: Rust with antique gold zari bands
❖ Pallu: Rust pallu continuing the Rettapet zari detailing
❖ Blouse piece: 0.8m included, self-colour turmeric gold silk
❖ Silk Mark certified | Handwoven in Kunnam village, Kanchipuram
❖ 6.3 metres including blouse piece