Fusion of Spectra Collection and Dynasty Collection

Fusion of Spectra Collection and Dynasty CollectionPeach kanchipuram silk saree with border bhuttas flaunting copper coin inscriptions form the Kongu Chera period. These bhuttas obverse an altar of crossed swords flanked by lamps with varying number of dots above, the relevance of which is unknown. The body carries miniature version of the same bhuttas with Tye and Dye patterns. The Kongu Cheras ruled in the Kongu area of what is now the northwestern Tamilnadu (Coimbatore) from the late 10th century

Twilight blue borderless kanchipuram Handloom Silk sarees where the body carries diamond shaped folk art zari bhuttas and cove shaped lamp jacquard patterns on the mustard pallu

Sparkle this festive season in this exquisite designer saree from our Folklore Collection

Pandyas were in reign since 6th century BC

The border showcases carved pillars from ancient Pallava temples

The borders are checked with zari lines and embellished with small round buttis

The inscription on the coin is in "Deva Nagari" which is believed to be an ancient dialect of Hindi

A beautiful combination of mauve and purple

The silver zari bhuttas are adapted from copper coins that belong to  the Kongu Chera era which resemble inscribed version of   a bow (left)

The body is in teal colour with pure zari motifs

Purple kanchipuram silk saree which brings together several elements from the Pallava Dynasty

Kanchipuram handloom pure silk saree in dark green with traditional motifs

The border is traditional and contrast with vintage floral jacquard patterns in gold zari