Kanchipuram Saris collection of wedding season

The LAKKARS Kanchipuram Saris makes it a unique choice among other saris. The traditional designs found in these saris include floral buttas, checks, stripes, designs of temples and flowers. The pallu, the border and the body of the sari is woven separately and then joined together in an authentic Kanchipuram sari. These LAKKARS Silk Saris are popular for its beauty, luster and durability. Kanchipuram silk saris are known for their lustrous beauty and incomparable variety of designs and colors. These saris are known to be the traditional bridal wear for most of the Indian brides. No wedding is complete without the luxurious and expensive LAKKARS Saris made of pure silk.

A variety of LAKKARS Silk Saris are manufactured from different parts of the country. The Indian women wear vibrant colored saris made of silk during festive seasons and occasions. The traditional LAKKARS south Indian saris made of pure silk is known worldwide for its aesthetic beauty and glamour. The LAKKARS Silk Saris manufactured and woven from different states vary in designs and styles. Some of the most popular saris made of silk include the Banarasi Saris, Kanchipuram Saris, Bandhni Saris, Patola Saris, Paithani Saris and so forth.

LAKKARS Kanchipuram Silk Saris 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.

The sheer magnitude of textures, colors and designs of LAKKARS Kanchipuram Silk Saris of India is incredible. Simple saris can be prepared in about 10 to 12 days. However, decorative ones require up to 20 days of workmanship. LAKKARS Kanchipuram saris are expensive and can cost anywhere between Rs. 2000 to Rs. 70,000. The cost of the sari depends upon the amount of zari intertwined with the silk. The more zari work, the more expensive the sari will be.