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Kanjivaram Sarees – Timeless Elegance in Every Drape

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Shop Kanjivaram Sarees Online: Exquisite Designer Styles

It won’t be wrong to say that a Kanjivaram saree is not something you wear but something that you feel. Have you ever noticed how some outfits make you feel royal instantly? The same is true for a Kanjivaram silk saree. Its rich silk and beautiful shine narrate a story of Indian tradition and values. The borders are inspired by temple art, winning hearts worldwide. Whether you have to attend a wedding or a special celebration, this saree looks graceful and gives you confidence every time you wear it. It is a piece of heritage to pass on and not just a fashion choice.

Different Types of Kanjivaram Sarees You Can Choose From

Confused about which Kanjivaram saree to choose from? Don’t worry. KALKI Fashion has got you covered. You can select from a range of weaves that are loved by both modern and desi women. Here are some options that you can explore-

    Korvai sarees are made using a sophisticated technique where the border and the pallu are woven separately and later joined to the body of the saree. This is mostly done in striking contrasting shades, so each saree appears unique.

    Pure gold zari Kanjivarams are lovely bridal wear saree that feature real silk threads which are dipped in liquid gold and silver.

    A tissue Kanjivaram saree is a modern version where metallic threads are interwoven with silk to give a shimmery effect. The liquid gold effect is loved by most women.

    Minimalist Kanjivarams are the modern version of sarees, showcasing solid bodies with narrow borders.

Which Colour of Kanjivaram Saree Should You Choose?

The right shade of a Kanjivaram saree depends on the occasion and your personal taste. Ethnic shades like maroon, red, and deep green are often picked for religious pujas and weddings as they are considered lucky and are a symbol of happiness. In case you are looking for a modern look, you can go for softer shades like lavender, grey, or even champagne. These softer shades are loved for evening functions and give you a stylish feel.

Kanjivaram Saree Styling Tips for Every Occasion

The way you style your Kanjivaram saree can completely change its look. Here are some of the styling your Kanjivaram saree so that you can easily stand out at the party -

    Kanjivaram Saree Styling Tips for Weddings -

    For weddings, you can pick a red and golden Kanjivaram saree that is made using the Korvai technique. You can even pair it with a designer blouse that has heavy maggam work on the sleeves. Choose a golden waist belt, also known as Vadiyanam, to look like a majestic bride.

    Kanjivaram Saree Styling Tips for Festive/Puja -

    When there is a puja at home, choose a mustard yellow Kanjivaram saree, or you can even go for an earthy orange one that also has a beautiful border. Such sarees look pretty when styled with a neat braid wrapped with a gajra. You can also add a gold choker to get a divine look.

    Kanjivaram Saree Styling Tips for Parties/Cocktails -

    When we pick a saree for a party, always go for a black or blue saree with silver zari work. You can also pair it with a sleeveless or a halter neck blouse. Add silver or diamond pieces from KALKI’s ‘Jewelry Collection’ and carry a high-fashion look.

To Whom Does a Kanjivaram Saree Suit the Most?

You will be happy to know that a thick red Kanjivaram saree offers a structured drape. This saree offers a royal look and suits most body types. Here are the best Kanjivaram styles that you can pick as per your body type-

    Broad Temple Borders -

    If you are tall, then choose a wedding Kanjivaram saree with horizontal borders so that it brings a balance to your tall frame and adds a sense of royal proportion to it

    Small Motifs & Narrow Borders -

    In case you are short-heighted, go for butti work and thinner border sarees. This way, the saree doesn’t overwhelm your small frame and makes you appear lean.

    Dark Tones with Fluid Silk Blends -

    For curvy women, deep shades like wine and navy when combined with silk fabric, look beautiful.

    Geometric Patterns & Checks -

    For athletic structure, go for ethnic pallu checks as they add a feminine angle and also make your straight body structure visually interesting.

Which Fabric Should You Go For?

The fabric of the saree can make all the difference. You will be surprised to know that the sign of an authentic Kanjivaram saree lies in the usage of pure mulberry silk. Because of this, the fabric allows the pleats to stay in place all day long. But if you are someone who prefers a lightweight saree that can be managed easily, you can go for silk blends and lightweight pieces. All these sarees look rich and are visually interesting. So, before buying your saree, ask yourself, if you are looking for ethnic heaviness or modern comfort?

Which Work Should You Have in a Kanjivaram Saree?

The beauty of a pink Kanjivaram saree, or for that matter, any other Kanjivaram saree, lies in its zari work. This zari work not only adds richness to the saree but also gives it its signature shine. A traditional one is made up of gold and silver threads, making it look authentic. For bold contrasts, Korvai weaving can be an interesting pick, while for an artistic look, look out for nature-inspired designs. And if you want a bit of sparkle, cut-work or crystal detailing can add the much-needed charm. Ask yourself, what kind of story you wish to narrate, and pick your saree accordingly.

Which Print or Pattern Will Suit Your Kanjivaram Saree?

Do you know Kanjivaram sarees are more than just designs? They are meaningful outfits in your closet. While temple borders add a classic feel to your green Kanjivaram saree, peacock motifs look elegant. If you want something symbolic, you can go for Mango designs that bring you good luck. If you have a subtle style, look for checks and floral patterns that work beautifully on a white Kanjivaram saree. The choice of the saree depends on your personality. Do you want bold ethnic styles or a soft, sophisticated looking saree? The choice lies in your hands. Anyway, you will find a pattern that will feel just right for you.

How to Accessorize Your Kanjivaram Saree?

Just like styling has a key role to play in your deciding your look, accessorising brings a balance. Since the saree itself is so grand, your accessories should complement it, and not compete with it. Add gold ornaments with your saree, like a gold choker, jhumkas, and even a maang tikka. If you have picked a saree with silver tones, you can add diamond pieces with it. A potli bag always shines with a saree, while embellished heels give you a complete look. If you are dressing as a couple, wear coordinated outfits to become that viral couple at the wedding.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Kanjivaram Sarees

  • How can I identify an authentic Kanjivaram saree?

    If you wish to check if the Kanjivaram saree is real, look for the ‘silk mark’ label. Also, check if the maker has used the real zari thread. You should also check the ‘Korvai’ joint that comes between the border and the body.

  • Is a Kanjivaram saree too heavy to wear for long hours?

    An original Kanjivaram saree might feel heavy because of the rich silk material and zari work, but it is still breathable. The trick is to drape it well and wear a good cotton petticoat underneath, to feel comfortable during long hours of events.

  • How should I store my Kanjivaram saree to prevent it from tearing?

    Don’t hang your sarees on metal hangers, rather fold it inside out. Also, store it in a dry muslin bag. To avoid permanent creases (that can also weaken the fabric), refold your saree from time to time.