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Name: Kanchipuram Saree Origin: Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India Fabric: Silk and cotton blend (typically 80% silk and 20% cotton) Weaving technique: Handwoven on a pit loom using the interlocking technique Characteristics: - Intricate designs and patterns, often featuring temples, gods, and goddesses - Rich, vibrant colors and gold or silver zari (thread) work - Thick, soft, and lustrous fabric with a smooth texture - Wide borders and pallu (end piece) with intricate designs - Typically 5.5 to 6 meters long, with a 1-meter blouse piece Designs: - Traditional designs: temples, gods, goddesses, floral patterns, and geometric shapes - Modern designs: contemporary motifs, abstract patterns, and fusion designs