Kanchivaram Pure silk yellow and sky blue saree with jari boarder

Kanchivaram Pure silk yellow and sky blue saree with jari boarder

Marsoni

M251S

$5375.00

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Kanchivaram Pure silk yellow and sky blue saree with jari boarderKanchi pure silk Color & design: A timeless masterpiece from the heart of kanchi, this pure silk saree embodies elegance and royal charm. woven from the finest quality, the saree drapes gracefully, exuding a rich, lustrous sheen. Adorned with intricate jari motif and tradition patterns, each design narrates The heritage of countries old craftsmanship. The boarder and pallu are embellished with elaborate floral or paisley motifs in gold or silver jari,

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