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Kanchipuram Silk Sarees

Shop pure Kanchipuram silk sarees online at RmKV. Kanjivaram, Kancheepuram and Kanchi pattu are common names for these sarees. They are popular for weddings, Muhurtham ceremonies, receptions and festivals.

Explore 1,400+ handloom designs in mulberry silk. Choose from zari work, Korvai weaving, classic motifs and modern styles. Filter by occasion, colour and price. Sarees start from ₹8,000.

With more than 102 years of silk heritage, 2 National Awards and 8 patented weaving techniques, RmKV brings traditional craft and modern design together.

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Shop Kanchipuram Silk Sarees by Style & Occasion

Find a Kanchipuram silk saree for your occasion and style.

More Kanchipuram Silk Saree Styles

  • Kanchipuram Brocade Silk Sarees: Detailed zari patterns across the saree body.
  • Half & Half Kanchipuram Sarees: The saree is split into two colours, one on each half.
  • Contrast Pallu Kanchipuram Sarees: A pallu in a different colour from the body.
  • Temple Border Kanchipuram Sarees: Traditional borders inspired by temple designs.

How Kanchipuram Silk Sarees Are Woven

Kanchipuram silk sarees are woven in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. Silk and zari are used to make these sarees. Korvai and Pettni are two key weaving methods.

Korvai joins the saree body and border in a contrast colour. Pettni joins the pallu to the saree body. These methods give Kanjivaram sarees their look.

Many motifs come from temples, nature and Indian art. Popular designs include Mayil (peacock), Annam (swan), Yali, Chakram, Rudraksham, paisley and floral patterns. Temple and Korvai borders are also popular.

RmKV brings these traditional weave methods into its Kanchipuram silk saree designs, backed by more than a century of silk heritage.

Shop by Colour

Red  |  Green  |  Pink  |  Yellow  |  Blue  |  Purple  |  Black  |  Maroon  |  White

Popular colour combinations: Red & Gold · Yellow & Maroon · Green & Pink · Black & Red · Cream & Red

Which Kanchipuram Silk Saree Should You Choose?

Choose your saree based on the occasion, colour and design you prefer.

Occasion Style What to Look For
Wedding / Muhurtham Bridal Kanjivaram, Korvai Rich zari, classic motifs and contrast borders
Reception / Evening Tissue Silk Zari sheen and jewel or pastel colours
Festival / Family Event Butta, Checks & Stripes Balanced motifs and versatile colours
Modern / Minimal Monotone, Borderless Simple colours and clean designs
Long Hours / Lighter Look Silk Thread Work Less zari and a lighter look
Madisar 9-Yard Silk Nine-yard length and traditional motifs

Kanchipuram Silk Saree Prices

Shop by budget: Under ₹10,000 · ₹10,000–₹20,000 · ₹20,000–₹50,000 · ₹50,000–₹75,000 · Above ₹75,000

Prices vary by silk, zari, weave and design.

Style Typical Price Range
Butta Kanchipuram ₹8,000–₹45,000
Korvai Kanchipuram ₹15,000–₹80,000
RmKV Innovations ₹20,000–₹1.5 Lakh
Tissue Kanchipuram ₹35,000–₹1.2 Lakh
Bridal Kanchipuram ₹40,000–₹2.5 Lakh+

Prices are indicative and based on sarees currently in stock. Price data last updated: October 2026.

What to Check When Buying a Kanchipuram Silk Saree

Pure Mulberry Silk: RmKV's Kanchipuram silk sarees are woven with mulberry silk yarn. Check the individual product page for the exact silk composition and product details.

Zari: Kanjivaram sarees are known for their zari work. Zari can vary by design. Check the product page for details.

Korvai and Pettni: Korvai creates contrast borders. Pettni joins the pallu with the saree body.

Before you buy, check:

  • Silk type
  • Zari type
  • Weave
  • Saree length
  • Blouse details
  • Care details

For a detailed guide on how to authenticate Kanchipuram Silk Sarees, read our guide How to Identify a Pure Kanchipuram Silk Saree.

Why Buy Kanchipuram Silk Sarees from RmKV?

  • 102+ Years of Silk Heritage: RmKV has been creating and retailing silk sarees since 1924.
  • 2 National Awards: Recognition for work in handloom and saree innovation.
  • 8 Patented Weaving Techniques: RmKV has developed patented methods for silk weaving and saree design.
  • Direct Partnerships with Kanchipuram Master Weavers: Handloom sarees made with weavers in Kanchipuram.
  • 1,400+ Designs in One Place: Explore bridal, Korvai, tissue, butta and modern styles across different price ranges.
  • 8 Established Showrooms Across South India: RmKV has 8 stores across Chennai, Tirunelveli, Coimbatore and Bengaluru, giving customers the option to explore its sarees in person.

How to Style a Kanchipuram Silk Saree

  • For a classic look, pair a rich Kanjivaram saree with temple jewellery and simple accessories.
  • For a modern look, try a tissue or monotone saree with a structured blouse and simple jewellery.
  • Match your blouse and jewellery to the saree's colour, zari and border.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no difference. Kanchipuram, Kanjivaram, Kancheepuram and Kanchi pattu are common names for the same silk saree from Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. In Tamil, "pattu" means silk.

RmKV Kanchipuram silk sarees start from ₹8,000. Prices vary by silk, zari, design and weaving technique. Heavy bridal Kanjivaram sarees can cost more than ₹2.5 Lakh.

Check the product page for silk, zari and weave details. Any certification listed can also help. For more details, read our guide on identifying a pure Kanchipuram silk saree.

Bridal Kanjivaram and Korvai sarees are popular for weddings and Muhurtham ceremonies. Look for rich zari, classic motifs and contrast borders. For receptions, tissue silk gives a bright, festive look.

It depends on the brand and saree. At RmKV, Kanchipuram silk sarees come with an attached, unstitched blouse piece. The blouse piece is designed to complement the saree and can be stitched to your preferred style.

Store the saree in cotton or muslin in a cool, dry place. Keep it away from sunlight. Do not store it in plastic for a long time. Refold it from time to time. For a detailed guide on maintaining a Silk Saree, read our How to Care for Your Silk Saree at Home guide.

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