The contrast colour weave of Kanchipuram is clearly defined in Ina. She represents the bold, beautiful and evolving woman of today.
An elegant sari with a greyish brown body and red korvai borders is handwoven with geometric lines along the ends of the body and borders. It has a red pallau featuring parallel geometric motif lines all throughout. It is matched with a blouse which is a continuation of the sari with four clover shaped motifs woven throughout its body.
This contemporary Kanchipuram silk sari in a mocha colour body and neon green korvai borders is handwoven with thin geometric motif lines on the ends of the body and one side of the borders. The neon green pallau completes the look with the parallel geometric lines woven along its length. It is paired with a blouse which is a continuation of the sari.
A contemporary Korvai Kanchipuram silk sari handwoven in greyish brown and fuchsia pink has delicate geometric lines adorning one side of its borders and the ends of the sari. The rich fuchsia pink pallu features geometric lines woven parallel to each other. It is paired with a blouse, which is a continuation of the sari, along with four-leaf clover motifs woven throughout its body.
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