Buy Kanjivaram sarees online from Seere: pure silk Kanjivaram with real gold zari, Kanjivaram silk cotton, and light Kanchi cotton sarees, all sourced directly from the weavers of Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu. Also spelled Kanjeevaram or Kanchipuram, this is the South Indian pattu saree that has been woven for weddings, festivals and temple visits for generations. Browse traditional Kanjivaram sarees for women, from everyday weaves to heirloom silk.
Kanjivaram Sarees Online: Pure Silk, Silk Cotton and Kanchi Cotton
Our Kanjivaram collection has three kinds of weave, so you can pick the one that fits your occasion and budget:
Each saree comes with a clear fabric description on its product page, so you always know what you are buying.
Kanjivaram Sarees: Which State Do They Come From?
Kanjivaram sarees come from Tamil Nadu. They are named after Kanchipuram, a temple town about 75 km from Chennai, which is why many buyers search for Chennai Kanjeevaram sarees or Kanjeevaram sarees in Chennai. Seere sources directly from Tamil Nadu's master weavers, so you get the authentic Kanjivaram saree without a middleman. Kanjeevaram Kanchi silks are known for strong, lustrous silk, rich zari and borders woven separately and joined to the body so firmly that they hold for decades.
Kanjivaram Silk Saree for Bride: Bridal and Wedding Sarees
A Kanjivaram silk saree for the bride is the classic choice for South Indian weddings. For a Kanjeevaram bridal saree, look at our heavier silk weaves: the Muppagam Ganga Jamuna in maroon and purple is a striking Kanjeevaram purple wedding saree with a three-border weave and real gold zari, and the Maroon Veldhari with woven gold zari elephants is the closest we have to a red Kanjivaram saree for the bride. If you want the latest Kanjeevaram wedding sarees, check back as new weaves arrive, or use the Date, new to old sort. When you buy a pure Kanjivaram saree for a wedding, look for real zari and pure mulberry silk, and read each product page for details.
Kanjivaram Saree Price: Cost of Kanjivaram Sarees
The Kanjivaram saree price depends mainly on the fabric and the amount of zari, and the cost of Kanjivaram sarees in this collection runs from Rs. 3,999 to Rs. 24,999:
- Kanchi cotton sarees: Rs. 3,999 to Rs. 9,199
- Kanjivaram silk cotton sarees: Rs. 11,449 to Rs. 13,899
- Pure Kanjivaram silk sarees with price: Rs. 22,999 to Rs. 24,999
Looking for a pure Kanjivaram saree price under 10000? A genuinely pure silk Kanjivaram with real zari woven on the pit loom is rarely available under Rs. 10,000, and an original Kanjivaram saree price that low should make you ask questions. Under Rs. 10,000 you can shop our handloom Kanchi cotton sarees, which give you the Kanchipuram look at an honest price. The Kanjeevaram saree cost shown on every product page is the final listed price.
Kanjivaram Saree Colours
Looking for a gold Kanjivaram silk saree? Gold zari is what makes a golden Kanjeevaram saree special: our silk sarees carry real gold zari along the borders and pallu, so the saree catches light with every move. Use the Color filter on this page to narrow down by shade.
Traditional Kanjivaram Sarees: Designs and Motifs
Traditional Kanjivaram sarees draw on temples, nature and mythology. Our Kanjivaram saree designs include Veldhari elephants, Muppagam mango motifs, Ganda Berunda birds, 1000 butta weaves, corner buttas, animal motifs and the Kalaimagal pallu, and the classic temple border Kanjivaram saree look is part of this tradition. Kanjivaram silk is also woven in soft, zero zari styles for those who want a lighter feel, as in the Ganda Berunda saree, for a softer Kanjivaram silk drape.
Want to see Kanjivaram saree images before you buy? Each product page has full-length model photos, border and pallu close-ups, and folded views of the fabric, so you can check the Kanjeevaram saree designs and colour in detail.
How to Identify an Original Kanjivaram Saree
An original Kanjivaram silk saree has these signs:
- It is woven in pure mulberry silk that feels smooth and has a natural lustre, not a plastic shine
- The border and body are woven separately and interlocked (korvai), so there is no stitch line
- The zari is real gold-toned zari, and the motifs look woven into the cloth, not printed
- The weaver or seller can tell you where the saree was woven and on which loom
Kanjivaram fabric is also heavier than ordinary silk because of the zari and the three-shuttle weaving, which is part of why it drapes so richly.
Buy Kanjivaram Sarees Online: Near You or Abroad
If you were searching for a Kanjivaram saree near me or Kanjivaram sarees near me, you can shop the full range online and have it delivered to your door, or visit our Experience Centre to see the weaves in person (the map is below). We also ship worldwide from India, so you can buy Kanjivaram sarees online in the USA and other countries. Seere orders arrive in premium unboxing with a neemwood comb, a cotton bag and fragrance, which makes a Kanjivaram saree a thoughtful cultural gift.
Kanjivaram Saree FAQs
Where can I buy Kanjivaram silk sarees online?
You can buy Kanjeevaram silk sarees online right here at Seere. Browse by fabric and colour, check the price on each product page, and order for delivery in India or worldwide.
What is the best Kanjivaram saree to buy?
The best Kanjivaram saree depends on how you plan to wear it. For a bride, choose pure silk with real zari. For festivals, a silk cotton saree gives the Kanjivaram look in a lighter weave. For daily wear, Kanchi cotton is the easiest to carry.
Does a Kanjivaram saree come with a blouse?
The blouse piece details for each Kanjivaram saree with blouse are given on its product page. Please check the product description before ordering.
Is Kanjivaram a pure silk saree?
A true Kanjivaram pure silk saree is woven in mulberry silk. Our collection also includes Kanjivaram silk cotton and Kanchi cotton sarees, and each is labelled clearly by fabric, so you know exactly what you are buying.
How do I care for a Kanjivaram silk saree?
Dry clean pure silk Kanjivaram sarees, store them folded in a muslin cloth, refold along different lines every few months, and keep them away from direct sunlight and moisture.
