The Yellow Silk Saree represents spring as its called Manjal, referring to turmeric. The iconic Mayil Kazhuthu refers to the shade of blue that adorns the peacock’s neck, as the Blue Silk Saree takes its inspiration from the complexion of Lord Vishnu. It is also a part of every bride’s trousseau as the colour represents fertility and passion. Geometric patterns from “Kolams,” besides flowers, creepers, birds, fruits are some of the designs that are woven as motifs.Įvery colour with multiple hues tells a story.The Red Silk Saree or Kempu is synonymous with none other than the Goddess of Kanchipuram, Kamakshi Amman who is a symbol of vitality and prosperity. The weavers represent the concept of abundance and prosperity through the motifs as well. Weaving in both mythology and spirituality, the motifs are inspired from nature as well and showcase the theme of harvest as well. The traditional colours and motifs on the Kanchipuram silk sarees have a deep symbolic reference to the rich heritage. The pure gold and silver zari adds to the rich palette of the silk sarees. Over 400 years old, these traditional sarees give a royal vibe and are impeccably handwoven by the craftsmen from pure mulberry silk.threads The Kanchipuram sarees are characterised by the smooth luminous textures and the grand motifs and patterns. The best sellers of RmKV are some of the most exquisite handcrafted Kanchipuram silk sarees that are timeless. The iconic Kanchipuram silk sarees are handloom sarees crafted by the master weavers of Tamil Nadu and are known for the temple borders in contrasting colours. The ancient capital of the Pallava dynasty and the historic temple town of Kanchipuram is synonymous with the divine and elegant silk sarees.
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