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Violet with ice blue Aishwariyam vegan kanchi brocade silk saree LA25950
Violet with ice blue Aishwariyam vegan kanchi brocade silk saree LA25950
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Experience the splendor of South Indian weaving with the Aishwariyam Vegan Kanchi Brocade Saree. This luxurious drape is crafted from an ethical, high-quality vegan silk alternative, offering a guilt-free conscience without compromising on a rich hand-feel and drape. The entire body is illuminated by an intricate gold zari brocade weave, providing a dazzling, heritage look. A soft pastel kuttu border meticulously interlocks with the main body, leading to a lavishly woven, contrasting pastel pallu. This saree is a masterwork of color and texture, making it the perfect statement piece for weddings and high-end celebrations.
Key Features (Enhanced Details)
| Feature | Detail |
| Fabric | Vegan Silk - An ethical, luxurious, and cruelty-free alternative to traditional silk that offers a remarkable sheen, rich texture, and excellent drape, perfect for all-day comfort. |
| Weave | Kanchi Brocade - An opulent weave where the gold zari is used to create rich, dense, all-over patterns across the body, giving the saree a magnificent, heavy-look feel synonymous with Kanjivaram silk. |
| Color | Vibrant dark green Base with Pastel purple Contrast - A sophisticated color combination. The main body's rich color is beautifully softened by the contrasting pastel tones found in the border, blouse, and pallu, creating a unique visual balance. |
| Blouse | Contrast Pastel purple Blouse - A piece that perfectly complements the saree, featuring the same harmonious pastel shade found in the border and pallu, allowing for versatile styling options. |
| Border | Pastel Kuttu Border Style - Utilizes the traditional 'Kuttu' (interlocking) weaving technique, where the body and border colors are meticulously joined, showcasing superior craftsmanship and a clean, straight line in a delicate pastel hue. |
| Pallu | Rich Weave Gold Zari Pastel Pallu - The saree's crowning glory. The pallu is a heavily woven canvas of gold zari work on a pastel base, creating a breathtaking finish that falls beautifully when draped. |
| Occasion | Weddings, Grand Receptions, Festive Celebrations (Diwali, Navratri), and formal Sangeet/Mehndi functions. |
| Style | Traditional South Indian, Opulent, Ethical, and Timeless. |
Detailed Styling Tips for the Aishwariyam Saree
1. Jewellery: Heritage Meets Harmony
The gold zari weave is the main event, so your jewellery should complement, not compete, with it.
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Traditional Look: Opt for Temple Jewellery or chunky Antique Gold Jewellery. A heavy, medium-length haaram (long necklace) and a shorter choker set are perfect for weddings. The pastel contrast allows you to introduce subtle Uncut Diamonds (Polki) or Kundan work, perhaps with small emerald or ruby accents, to match the saree's vibrant base.
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Contemporary Look: Choose elegant Diamond or Moissanite jewellery. A pair of large statement jhumkas or chandbalis with no neckpiece is very chic and lets the rich pallu stand out. Pair it with a classic Kada or bangle stack on one hand.
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Avoid: Bright silver or oxidised jewellery, as it will clash with the grandeur of the gold zari.
2. Blouse Styling: Making the Contrast Count
The contrast pastel blouse is a modern touch that should be utilized for a flattering fit.
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Classic Cut: If you want a timeless look, a high-neck, elbow-length sleeve blouse is always elegant and allows the focus to stay on the saree's border.
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Contemporary Cut: Give the look a modern edge with a sleeveless or halter-neck cut. If the occasion allows, a blouse with a structured back (like a deep square or a criss-cross tie-up) will add a beautiful element as you walk away.
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Fit is Key: Ensure the blouse is impeccably fitted, as this is crucial for the drape of a Kanchi silk saree.
3. Draping Technique: Showcasing the Weave
The drape should allow the heavy brocade and the beautiful pastel kuttu border to be visible.
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Pleating: Aim for narrow, crisp pleats at the centre. This ensures that the dense weave doesn't add unnecessary bulk around your waist.
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Pallu: For the rich weave gold zari pastel pallu, wear it with an open, sweeping drape over the shoulder, or use soft, wide pleats pinned neatly. Avoid pinning the entire pallu tightly, as it hides the richness of the zari work. Let the pallu showcase its weight and craftsmanship.
4. Hair & Makeup: Polished and Poised
Since the saree is opulent, keep the hair and makeup refined.
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Hair: A sleek, centre-parted bun (gajra optional) is the classic choice, especially for South Indian styling. For a softer look, go for soft Hollywood waves or a loose, braided look to frame your face.
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Makeup: Focus on a dewy, luminous base. Play up the eyes with a classic winged liner and deep kajal, or a soft, smoky copper eyeshadow to match the gold zari. Finish with a natural, long-lasting lip colour (like a soft rose or nude pink) to complement the pastel contrasts.
5. Footwear & Accessories: The Final Polish
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Footwear: Wear elegant heels (like stilettos or block heels) that lift the saree slightly off the floor. Since the saree is heavy, keep the footwear colour neutral (gold, beige, or a tone matching the pastel contrast).
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Bag: Carry a small, ornate clutch or potli bag that complements the zari work. Choose one with gold embroidery or zardozi work to tie the entire look together beautifully.
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