Top 7 Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees Designs for this Wedding Season

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Top 7 Kanchipuram Silk Sarees Designs for Wedding
in 2021
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Navy Blue Color Traditional Kanchipuram Silk
Saree With Rust Color Contrast Unstiched Blouse
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Navy Blue Color Traditional Kanchipuram Silk
Saree With Unstiched Brocade Blouse
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Blue Color Zari  Woven Kanchipuram Silk Saree
With Blouse
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Pink Color Kanchipuram Style Art Silk Saree With
Contrast Unstiched Blouse
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Off White Color Traditional Kanjivaram Style Art
Silk Saree With Red Color Contrast Unstiched
Blouse
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Navy Blue Color Traditional Kanjivaram Style Art
Silk Saree
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Olive Green Color Traditional Kanjivaram Style
Art Silk Saree With Unstiched Blouse
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KANCHIPURAM SILK SAREES THE GOLD FABRIC INDUSTRY

• France being famous for its wine and Darjeeling
  iconic for tea, the little town of Kanchipuram is
  best known for its traditional Kanchi Pattu.
  The dream weavers of this town have been
  establishing art for decades. Kanchipuram silk
  saree happens to be an integral part of every
  South Indian girls wardrobe although now its
  being treasured all over India. Kanchipuram silk
  sarees are believed to be the most valuable
  costume for a girl on the wedding day. The sari
  beholds a special and graceful position among
  various other conventional fabrics of India.
  Though silk saris are made in various Indian
  towns, the small town of Kanchi is renowned for
  this fabric.

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• Traditionally, these saris were woven in lovely
  patterns with simple gold lines making peacocks,
  temples, and dots. Contemporary fashion has
  breathed a new life into this 500-year-old
  traditional fabric. Now, you get these Kanjivaram
  silk sarees in new and alluring patterns. To
  match with the altering trends, this silk has
  experienced brisk conversion. Magnificent
  designer silk saris are available unifying the
  conventional art with embroidery and matching
  crystal work. The latest trend of Kanchipuram
  silk sarees comes with the images of gods and
  goddesses on the pallu. The matching hues in
  bright, simple tones are used in the sari
  catering to the consumers tastes and
  preferences. Nowadays, consumers are more alarmed
  about the cost, weight, and simple yet elaborate
  designs with pastel shades. Looking into the
  requirement of modern-day women, churidar sets
  are also woven with Kanchipuram silk.