One of the oldest and most prestigious loom weaves of our country is from the majestic temple city of Kanchipuram in southern India. A religious and learning hub, the region flourished underneath the patronage of the Chola Dynasty. Its culture, personal appeal, and charm created its method into the weaves, whose reflection is seen even today. What distinguishes a Kanchipuram weave is the use of mulberry silk and pure zari. With over 150 years of expertise handed down through generations, the weaving families use professional...

Kanchipuram sarees from South India have crossed borders and boundaries to reach at a global level. With their magical spell that makes your eyes gleam with pride and beauty, this weave gives limitless reasons to own this beauty. Right from making a bridal entry to walking a runway on international platforms this weave has come a long long way. Proclaimed designers like Chanel, Alexander McQueen, and Louis Vuitton took inspiration from the popular silk blends of India. Blame it on the rich fabric, riot of...

Motifs and patterns are not just decorative elements or something put on a saree to fill it. These are developed from different permutations and combinations of geometry. Motifs can be described as the elements which are used in Indian textiles since primeval times and are passed from one generation to the other. Our traditional motifs are deeply loved and influenced by religious beliefs, culture, nature, socio-economic factors, architecture, history, and many more. Each motif has a concoction and a symbolic representation that connects you to...

Kanchipuram sarees are considered to be the pride of South India and are also called as ‘Queen of Sarees’. Originated in the town of Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, these sarees hail their name from their birthplace. These majestic sarees are made with a beautiful blend of colours and designs. With India being a ‘Land of festivals’, Kanchipuram sarees have always been an integral part of celebrations and auspicious occasions. Worn across all ages and often passed from generation to generation, these sarees are celebrated worldwide. The...