Traditional Kanchi Cotton Sarees with a beautiful contrasting zari border

Saree 1 (Top):

• Design:This saree features a body with prominent horizontal stripes in shades of maroon/red and black, contrasting with a vibrant golden yellow pallu. The pallu and border are adorned with intricate golden zari work, possibly depicting traditional motifs, and a thin black stripe separates the border from the main body.
• Material:Likely pure cotton or a silk-cotton blend, offering a balance of comfort and a rich appearance.

Saree 2 (Bottom):

• Design:This saree has a solid, earthy green body, providing a subtle backdrop for its striking border and pallu. The border is a bold teal green, accentuated with elaborate golden zari work featuring traditional South Indian motifs, possibly including peacocks or floral patterns.
• Material:Similar to the first saree, it is likely crafted from pure cotton or a silk-cotton blend, known for its breathability and drape.

General Characteristics:

• Handloom Weave:Both sarees exhibit characteristics of handloom weaving, with distinct borders and pallus often created using traditional techniques like the “kondi” technique found in sarees like Ilkal, although these are more indicative of Kanchi or Narayanpet styles.
• Traditional Aesthetic:The designs and color palettes reflect a traditional South Indian aesthetic, often chosen for cultural events, festivals, or daily wear due to their elegance and comfort.
• It comes with a total length of above 6.5 meters, including a matching blouse piece.