Lakshadeepam Handloom Kanchi Silk Cotton Saree | Royal Purple with Yaali Motifs & Gold Zari Border | Heritage Handloom

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Presenting the Lakshadeepam Handloom Kanchi Silk Cotton Saree — a luminous weave from the ancient looms of Kanchipuram, where silk meets cotton in a union of grace, strength, and timeless South Indian beauty. The name Lakshadeepam — meaning a thousand lamps — reflects the saree's signature characteristic: a body aglow with thousands of tiny zari checks and buttas that catch the light with every movement, like lamps lit across a festive courtyard.

Handwoven by master artisans in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, this pure handloom Kanchi silk cotton saree is crafted from a premium silk-cotton blend — giving it the rich drape and subtle sheen of silk combined with the breathable comfort of cotton. Lighter than a pure Kanchipuram silk yet more luxurious than a plain cotton saree, the Lakshadeepam silk cotton saree occupies a coveted middle ground — equally at home at a wedding, a festive celebration, or a special family occasion.

The Lakshadeepam weave is named for the thousand lamps of Karthika Deepam — each zari butta a flame, each saree a festival of light woven into fabric.

✦ This Saree — Colour, Motif & Design

This royal purple Lakshadeepam Kanchi silk cotton saree commands attention from the first glance. The deep violet body is woven with an all-over gold thread check pattern — thousands of tiny gleaming squares that give the fabric its characteristic Lakshadeepam luminosity. The Pallu is a masterwork of Kanchipuram weaving: alternating Yaali (mythical lion) motifs in gold and antique silver zari march in stately procession along the pallu, framed by a diamond zari border and a bold pink contrast edge that adds a contemporary vibrancy to this deeply traditional weave. The pallu carries the Yaali motifs in full glory — alternating gold and silver, each figure rendered with the precision that only a Kanchipuram master weaver can achieve.

✦ Fabric & Weave Details

🗺️ Origin: Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India

Weave: Lakshadeepam (thousand-lamp) zari check with butta

📏 Saree Dimension: 560 cms × 120 cms

🧶 Blouse Type: Unstitched contrast blouse piece included (70 cms × 120 cms)

Presenting the Lakshadeepam Handloom Kanchi Silk Cotton Saree — a luminous weave from the ancient looms of Kanchipuram, where silk meets cotton in a union of grace, strength, and timeless South Indian beauty. The name Lakshadeepam — meaning a thousand lamps — reflects the saree's signature characteristic: a body aglow with thousands of tiny zari checks and buttas that catch the light with every movement, like lamps lit across a festive courtyard.

Handwoven by master artisans in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, this pure handloom Kanchi silk cotton saree is crafted from a premium silk-cotton blend — giving it the rich drape and subtle sheen of silk combined with the breathable comfort of cotton. Lighter than a pure Kanchipuram silk yet more luxurious than a plain cotton saree, the Lakshadeepam silk cotton saree occupies a coveted middle ground — equally at home at a wedding, a festive celebration, or a special family occasion.

The Lakshadeepam weave is named for the thousand lamps of Karthika Deepam — each zari butta a flame, each saree a festival of light woven into fabric.

✦ This Saree — Colour, Motif & Design

This royal purple Lakshadeepam Kanchi silk cotton saree commands attention from the first glance. The deep violet body is woven with an all-over gold thread check pattern — thousands of tiny gleaming squares that give the fabric its characteristic Lakshadeepam luminosity. The Pallu is a masterwork of Kanchipuram weaving: alternating Yaali (mythical lion) motifs in gold and antique silver zari march in stately procession along the pallu, framed by a diamond zari border and a bold pink contrast edge that adds a contemporary vibrancy to this deeply traditional weave. The pallu carries the Yaali motifs in full glory — alternating gold and silver, each figure rendered with the precision that only a Kanchipuram master weaver can achieve.

✦ Fabric & Weave Details

🗺️ Origin: Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India

Weave: Lakshadeepam (thousand-lamp) zari check with butta

📏 Saree Dimension: 560 cms × 120 cms

🧶 Blouse Type: Unstitched contrast blouse piece included (70 cms × 120 cms)

Product images show the actual saree/ fabric set. Any styled drape or model images, if shown, are AI-generated for representational purposes only and may not reflect exact product on screen. Actual color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen display

This is a handcrafted product. Minor variations in weave, block print placement, applique stitch spacing, and colour tone are natural characteristics of handloom weave, hand block printing and hand applique work — not defects. Every product is unique.

First Wash
Add a handful of non-iodised salt to cold water and soak your saree for 20–30 minutes before the first wash. This locks the dye into the fabric. For plant-based and natural dyes, some colour bleeds into the water — don't worry, that is simply excess dye releasing, a natural trait. Proceed with hand wash or a gentle machine cycle after soaking.

Hand Wash
Gently hand wash in cold water using a mild detergent or raw shikakai/soap nut solution.

Machine Wash
If machine washing, set to Gentle or Delicate mode with low spin. Place the saree in a mesh laundry bag for added protection. Avoid machine wash for very delicate and heavy zari sarees.

Wash Separately
Wash dark and bright colours separately for the first 2–3 washes to prevent colour transfer.

No Wringing
Do not twist or wring. Gently press out excess water and roll the saree in a soft dry towel to absorb moisture.

Dry in Shade
Always dry in shade, away from direct sunlight. Direct sun can fade natural dyes and weaken silk threads over time.

Steam Iron or Low Heat
For Cotton and Khadi Sarees, steam iron on medium to high heat. For delicate cotton and silk cotton sarees, Iron on low to medium heat on the reverse side. For silk sarees, place a thin cloth between the iron and the fabric. Avoid steam on zari or metallic borders.

Storage
Fold along the original fold lines and store in preferably a muslin cloth — never plastic. Refold every few months to avoid permanent crease marks. Tuck in a neem leaf or herbal sachet to naturally deter insects.

Natural fibres breathe, age, and tell stories — a little care keeps them alive for generations.

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