Kanjeevaram Handloom Soft Silk Saree in Lime & Mulberry

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Kanjeevaram Handloom Soft Silk Saree in Lime & Mulberry

Name: Kanjeevaram Handloom Soft Silk Saree in Lime & Mulberry
Brand: Magga
SKU: MGAAW25013
Price: 19999.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Rs. 19,999.00

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A saree you don’t think twice about owning—because it stays with you.

Fabric: Woven in pure mulberry silk, known for its natural sheen and lasting strength
Weave: Traditionally handwoven in Kanjeevaram with a soft, fluid drape that feels lighter yet holds its structure beautifully
Color: Yarn-dyed silk that retains its depth and richness over time when cared for as intended
Zari: Made of copper and traces of silver. Intricately woven into the fabric
Feel: Smooth, breathable, and comfortable enough for long occasions without feeling heavy
Occasion: Weddings, celebrations, and moments you want to remember
Weaving time: 10 days | 85 hours

Saree length: 5 mtr (approx)
Blouse length: 1 mtr (approx)

Fabric

100% Mulberry Silk | Low weft density | Double Warp

Origin & Zari

Kanjeevaram, Tamil Nadu |

Wash & Care

Kanjeevaram Care: Handle with Reverence.

Wash: Dry clean only. Zero exceptions.

Store: Wrap in muslin to protect the sheen.

Iron: Low heat on reverse. Never iron directly on the gold.

Tip: Change the fold occasionally to keep the Zari sharp.

Return & Exchange

The 72-Hour Rule: Not feeling the spark? You have 3 days from delivery to return or exchange. No questions, no drama, no interrogations.
On The House: Return shipping is free. We pick up the tab.
The Vibe Check: We process refunds within 5-7 days, right after a quick inspection to confirm the saree hasn't attended a wedding without us (quality check passed).

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The Legend Of the Weave

Flourishing 400 years ago under the Vijayanagara Empire, the Kanjeevaram legacy began when master weavers migrated to the temple town to clothe the Gods. Originally reserved for deities, this ‘Queen of Silks’ is a woven artifact of royal patronage, carrying the weight of a divine golden era.