Golden Floral Jaal Kanjivaram Silk Fabric MTI-32418
Golden Floral Jaal Kanjivaram Silk Fabric — handwoven heritage, lustrous surface, festive richness.
This Kanjivaram silk fabric features a golden floral jaal pattern woven into its rich, structured base in golden tones. The signature weight, lustre, and depth of authentic Kanjivaram silk is immediately apparent — a festive fabric that carries the heritage of Kanchipuram's centuries-old weaving tradition.
Kanjivaram (Kanchipuram) silk is among India's most revered handwoven textiles, crafted by the traditional weaving communities of Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. Known for its distinctive interlocked weave — where the body and border are joined rather than woven together — genuine Kanjivaram silk is characterised by its rich, heavy texture, vibrant colour combinations, and lustrous real-zari work.
Well-suited for sarees, lehenga sets, and premium festive occasion wear. Pairs with traditional silk or satin blouse fabrics in complementary or contrasting tones.
- Dry clean recommended for best results to retain embroidery, embellishment, and surface finish.
- If hand washing: cold water, mild detergent, do not wring, air dry in shade.
- Iron on low heat from the reverse side; avoid direct heat on embroidered or zari areas.
Slight difference in colour from the visible product image is possible due to screen calibration and photographic lighting.
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Golden Floral Jaal Kanjivaram Silk Fabric MTI-32418
Golden Floral Jaal Kanjivaram Silk Fabric — handwoven heritage, lustrous surface, festive richness.
This Kanjivaram silk fabric features a golden floral jaal pattern woven into its rich, structured base in golden tones. The signature weight, lustre, and depth of authentic Kanjivaram silk is immediately apparent — a festive fabric that carries the heritage of Kanchipuram's centuries-old weaving tradition.
Kanjivaram (Kanchipuram) silk is among India's most revered handwoven textiles, crafted by the traditional weaving communities of Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. Known for its distinctive interlocked weave — where the body and border are joined rather than woven together — genuine Kanjivaram silk is characterised by its rich, heavy texture, vibrant colour combinations, and lustrous real-zari work.
Well-suited for sarees, lehenga sets, and premium festive occasion wear. Pairs with traditional silk or satin blouse fabrics in complementary or contrasting tones.
- Dry clean recommended for best results to retain embroidery, embellishment, and surface finish.
- If hand washing: cold water, mild detergent, do not wring, air dry in shade.
- Iron on low heat from the reverse side; avoid direct heat on embroidered or zari areas.
Slight difference in colour from the visible product image is possible due to screen calibration and photographic lighting.
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Golden Floral Jaal Kanjivaram Silk Fabric — handwoven heritage, lustrous surface, festive richness.
This Kanjivaram silk fabric features a golden floral jaal pattern woven into its rich, structured base in golden tones. The signature weight, lustre, and depth of authentic Kanjivaram silk is immediately apparent — a festive fabric that carries the heritage of Kanchipuram's centuries-old weaving tradition.
Kanjivaram (Kanchipuram) silk is among India's most revered handwoven textiles, crafted by the traditional weaving communities of Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. Known for its distinctive interlocked weave — where the body and border are joined rather than woven together — genuine Kanjivaram silk is characterised by its rich, heavy texture, vibrant colour combinations, and lustrous real-zari work.
Well-suited for sarees, lehenga sets, and premium festive occasion wear. Pairs with traditional silk or satin blouse fabrics in complementary or contrasting tones.
- Dry clean recommended for best results to retain embroidery, embellishment, and surface finish.
- If hand washing: cold water, mild detergent, do not wring, air dry in shade.
- Iron on low heat from the reverse side; avoid direct heat on embroidered or zari areas.
Slight difference in colour from the visible product image is possible due to screen calibration and photographic lighting.
