Vermilion Red Handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu Saree with Gold Zari Buttas and Yazhi Border

Name: Vermilion Red Handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu Saree with Gold Zari Buttas and Yazhi Border
Brand: Idam Living
SKU: IDAM-VR-RT-YZ-001
Price: 279.0 USD
Availability: InStock

A niece's first saree — an aunt's gift for a milestone moment — calls for a saree of vibrant, festive charm. This saree is handwoven in the traditional Rettapet style — twin parallel border lines create a balanced layered edge. Each saree takes 43 days from dyeing to weaving and cannot be replicated by machine. Woven on traditional looms by families in Kunnam village in Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu. Read our story.

❖ Handwoven to order, not mass-produced. Every saree is made to order. 43 days pass between dyeing the silk and the finished weave, roughly 18 of it spent on the loom.

● Silk Mark Certified● 18 Days on Loom● Pure Mulberry Silk● Handwoven in Kanchipuram

The luminous vermilion red pure mulberry silk body is accented with delicate gold zari floral buttas, creating a striking balance between simplicity and festive elegance. This is a signature Kanchipuram pure silk Kanchipuram Rettapet construction, woven in the timeless Rettapet style.

A broad gold zari border featuring majestic Gaja-Yali (Yazhi) motifs provides rich contrast and showcases the precision of traditional Kanchipuram craftsmanship. The grand zari pallu completes this classic heirloom piece.

Perfect for weddings, festivals, and auspicious occasions. Pair with a deep gold or ivory silk blouse and classic gold jewellery — a temple necklace and jhumkas — for a rich, celebratory finish.

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Blouse Piece Included

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

See the Blouse Stitching Guide →

Loom Specification

Weave

Rettapet — twin parallel border lines create a balanced layered edge

Body

Vermilion red pure mulberry silk with delicate gold zari floral buttas

Border

Broad gold zari border with majestic Gaja-Yali (Yazhi) motifs

Pallu