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Palatinate Purple With Dual Shaded Apricot Kanjivaram Silk Saree-DJ434(D)
Regular priceMRP Rs. 16,150.00 (Incl of taxes)
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A regal expression of refined luxury, this exquisite Kanjivaram silk saree is woven in a rich palatinate purple shade adorned with intricate gold zari work that lends a luminous and opulent sheen. The finely detailed zari weaving enhances the depth and grandeur of the drape, creating a striking yet elegant visual appeal. Complementing the body is a beautifully crafted dual shaded apricot border richly enhanced with gold zari detailing, adding warmth and a soft contrast to the rich purple tone. The harmonious blend of royal purple and gentle apricot hues creates a sophisticated and balanced aesthetic. Perfect for weddings, festive occasions, and grand celebrations, this saree is a timeless expression of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary elegance.
Product Code: DJ434(D) Fabric : Pure Kanjivaram Silk Length: 5.5m Blouse – 80cm Weight (approx): 865 grams Wash Care: Dry Wash Delivery: 4-7 Business days Colors: Palatinate Purple and Dual Shaded Apricot
Please note that the dimensions of our box are as follows: Width - 9.5 inches , Height -13.5 inches . The Dimensions including the outer packaging: Width: 12 inches and Height : 18.5 inches
Note: The actual product color may slightly vary from the image depending on device you use and it’s screen settings as every monitor and screens have different capability to display colors.
Pashudh aspires to present the magic of our looms before the world, with a level of finesse and elegance that has never been seen before. Furthermore, we wish to communicate our love for weaving silk sarees and our legacy through our products. One day, we hope the global community would think of Pashudh every time they think of silk sarees.
