it is one of the silk variety

Answered by mohit , an ibibo Advisor, at 1:02 PM on February 03, 2008

Kanjeevaram silk saree is a magnificent creation of the craftsmen living in a small town, Kanchi (Kanchipuram), situated near the Bangalore city of South India. The saree has been named after the town in which it is produced. The silk used in the creation of Kanjivaram saree is extremely fine as well as durable and is one of the most popular forms of silk in the state of Tamil Nadu. The bold and bright color of the sari is very much preferred by the South Indian women, whose trousseau remains incomplete without this amazing outfit.

Kanjivaram sarees of India make use of a combination of numerous colored threads. Adding to the attraction of the saris is the exquisite and elaborate zari (a form of embroidery) work. The motifs used in an Indian Kanchipuram sari are heavily based on the Pallava temples, palaces and paintings. However, these days one can see scenes from great epics, Ramayana and Mahabharata, along with the Bhagwad Gita being used as motifs. Tribal designs as well as contemporary patterns are also seen.

Answered by alok , an ibibo Advisor, at 3:48 PM on January 28, 2008

Kanjeevaram Sarees
Kanjeevarams have always been very popular at the time of weddings and forms an important part of a bridal wardrobe. Kanjeevaram silk sarees are very traditional and never go out of fashion. Available in bright hues, these forms the best formal wear for both Indian and international women.


The Kanjeevaram sari is made of a heavy silk. A hallmark of Kanjeevaram silk is the bold and bright color, favored by almost every Indian and International woman. A Kanjeevaram saree always find a place in every bride's trousseau.

Bridal trousseau is not complete without the ‘Kanjeevaram’ saree, characterized by gold-dipped silver thread that is woven onto brilliant silk. This 6 to 9 yard gold embellished saree with the intricate work of golden and silver threads when pleated and tied it give gorgeous look to the bride.

Answered by ROHIT DUBE , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:59 AM on January 19, 2008

kanjeevaram sarees is silk sarees

Answered by kumud , an ibibo Citizen, at 10:08 AM on January 17, 2008

Kanjiwaram is a type of south silk. The authentic ones come from the place called Kanjiwaram in Tamil Nadu.

Answered by Punjguj man , an ibibo Advisor, at 10:13 PM on January 16, 2008

Indian saris come in a mind-boggling variety of textures, colors and designs. Silk saris form an integral part of Indian weddings and celebrations. The rich weave and feel of kanjivaram silk saris hold everyone in their sway. Be it simple contrast border silk sarees or those with gold zari dots and patterns, the kanjivaram silk sari continues to hold pride of place among the various silk sari varieties available in the country. The other popular silk sari varieties are the Benaras silk saris or Patola silk sarees. Kanjivaram silk is preferred for bridal sarees for its durability and grandeur.

Answered by manpreet , an ibibo Advisor, at 2:09 PM on January 16, 2008

Kanjeevarams have always been very popular at the time of weddings and forms an important part of a bridal wardrobe. Kanjeevaram silk sarees are very traditional and never go out of fashion. Available in bright hues, these forms the best formal wear for both Indian and international women.

The Kanjeevaram sari is made of a heavy silk. A hallmark of Kanjeevaram silk is the bold and bright color, favored by almost every Indian and International woman. A Kanjeevaram saree always find a place in every bride's trousseau.

Answered by JS Choudhary , an ibibo Citizen, at 6:05 PM on January 15, 2008

The silk used in the creation of Kanjivaram saree is extremely fine as well as durable and is one of the most popular forms of silk in the state of Tamil Nadu. The bold and bright color of the sari is very much preferred by the South Indian women, whose trousseau remains incomplete without this amazing outfit.

Kanjivaram sarees of India make use of a combination of numerous colored threads. Adding to the attraction of the saris is the exquisite and elaborate zari (a form of embroidery) work. The motifs used in an Indian Kanchipuram sari are heavily based on the Pallava temples, palaces and paintings.

Answered by pooja d , an ibibo Advisor, at 11:41 PM on January 13, 2008

kanjeevaram sarees are heavy silk sarees with elegant designs or patterns on them. they are called so because they were made in a city called kanjeevaram in South India.

Answered by archana-dhir , an ibibo Specialist, at 2:58 PM on January 13, 2008

Kanjiveram sarees are a type of a silk sarees which were made in sity kanjiveram is South India.A Kanjeevaram saree always find a place in every bride's trousseau. Its unmatched craftsmanship, the beauty and grandeur of the gold thread work, quaint motifs and association with ceremonial occasions have been glorified since time immemorial. They are very famous and considered one of the best even in the other parts of india as well.

Answered by Veena , an ibibo Advisor, at 2:40 PM on January 13, 2008