Anagha Kanchi - Divine Simplicity & Timeless Charm

$330.00

Handwoven in luxurious Kanchipattu silk, the Anagha saree is a stunning showcase of South Indian craftsmanship. Crafted using the traditional Korvai technique, it features a graceful blend of soft peach body paired with a striking deep blue border.

The pallu is richly adorned with temple-inspired and floral motifs, intricately woven in gold zari over a deep blue base — adding depth, heritage, and sophistication. The weight and grandeur of this saree reflect the timeless beauty of South Indian artistry, making Anagha not just an outfit, but a legacy to be treasured.

Please refer to the video below

Fabric: Pure Kanchipattu
Color Palette: Light peach body woven with antique gold Zari, complemented by a deep blue border
Details: Traditional floral and temple-inspired motifs stitched with an intricately woven gold Zari pallu
Finish: Soft, fluid drape that embodies the richness of deep blue and gold

Handwoven in luxurious Kanchipattu silk, the Anagha saree is a stunning showcase of South Indian craftsmanship. Crafted using the traditional Korvai technique, it features a graceful blend of soft peach body paired with a striking deep blue border.

The pallu is richly adorned with temple-inspired and floral motifs, intricately woven in gold zari over a deep blue base — adding depth, heritage, and sophistication. The weight and grandeur of this saree reflect the timeless beauty of South Indian artistry, making Anagha not just an outfit, but a legacy to be treasured.

Please refer to the video below

Fabric: Pure Kanchipattu
Color Palette: Light peach body woven with antique gold Zari, complemented by a deep blue border
Details: Traditional floral and temple-inspired motifs stitched with an intricately woven gold Zari pallu
Finish: Soft, fluid drape that embodies the richness of deep blue and gold

Kuppadam Saree Care Instructions

1. First Wash – Dry Clean Only:
For the first few uses, always dry clean your Kuppadam saree. This helps preserve the silk-cotton blend, color, and zari weave.

2. Gentle Hand Wash (Only After Multiple Wears):

  • If you choose to hand wash later, use cold water and a mild silk-safe detergent.

  • Gently swirl; do not rub, wring, or soak for long.

  • Avoid washing frequently to preserve the fabric and zari.

3. Drying:

  • Do not dry in direct sunlight — it can cause fading and weaken the zari.

  • Dry in shade and avoid hanging the saree by the zari border.

4. Ironing:

  • Use a low to medium heat setting.

  • Always place a thin cotton cloth over the saree while ironing, especially on zari areas.

  • Avoid steam directly on zari.

5. Storage:

  • Fold and store the saree in a muslin or pure cotton cloth.

  • Avoid plastic covers, as they trap moisture and damage zari.

  • Refold every few months to prevent creasing and zari breakage.