Lemon Yellow Kanchipuram Silk Saree – Double Side Korvai Blue Border with Peacock Chakra Butta

Description

Lemon Yellow and Contrast Blue — the colours of sunshine meeting sky, of joy and serenity in perfect balance. This Lemon Yellow Kanchipuram Silk Saree with Double Side Korvai Blue Border is a masterclass in colour harmony and weaving excellence. The double-side Korvai construction means the contrast blue border is simultaneously woven on BOTH selvedges of the saree — a significantly more complex and time-consuming process than single-side border weaving.

The body features stunning Peacock Chakra Butta motifs — individual circular peacock-inspired clusters woven in genuine zari across the luminous yellow silk. The peacock, sacred to Lord Murugan and a symbol of grace throughout South Indian culture, radiates beauty from every angle. The grand pallu brings the drape to a majestic conclusion. A matching blouse piece is included.

🌸 Key Features
• Fabric: Pure Kanchipuram Silk with genuine zari
• Weave: Double Side Korvai — borders on both sides
• Body: Peacock Chakra Butta motifs in genuine zari
• Border: Contrast Blue double-side Korvai border
• Pallu: Grand richly woven pallu
• Blouse: Matching blouse piece included
• Colour: Lemon Yellow with contrast blue borders
• Occasion: Weddings, Grand festive events, Nalangu, Receptions

🧵 The Craft Behind This Saree
Double Side Korvai is considered one of the most demanding constructions in Kanchipuram weaving — managing three separate thread systems (body, and two border colours) simultaneously on the loom requires a weaver of exceptional skill and experience. The result is a saree with unmatched visual richness on every edge.

🌿 Care Instructions
Dry clean only to preserve silk lustre and zari brilliance. Store in a breathable muslin or cotton cloth to prevent moisture damage. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to retain colour vibrancy. Do not fold along zari lines; roll gently to prevent creasing.

📝 Note
Slight colour variations may occur due to photographic lighting or screen settings. Each saree is handwoven — minor irregularities are the hallmark of authentic craftsmanship.