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Material: Made from pure mulberry silk, known for its durability and luster.Weaving Technique: Woven with a unique interlocking method that ensures strength and longevity. The body and border of the saree are often woven separately and then joined.Designs:Traditional Motifs: Inspired by temples, mythology, and nature (e.g., peacocks, lotus flowers, mangoes).Borders: Elaborate and often in contrasting colors, embellished with zari (gold or silver thread).Patterns: Geometric designs, checks, stripes, and floral motifs.Zari Work: High-quality zari, usually made from pure gold or silver, enhances the elegance of these sarees.Color Palette: Vibrant, with a mix of traditional shades like red, maroon, gold, green, and bright modern hues.Occasions:Kanjivaram sarees are typically worn during weddings, festivals, and other grand celebrations. They symbolize elegance, opulence, and cultural pride.Would you like assistance in styling, selecting a particular design, or learning about care tips for such sarees?