Origin: Kanjivaram sarees, also known as Kanchipuram sarees, originate from Kanchipuram, a city in Tamil Nadu, India. Fabric: Traditionally made from silk, known for its luxurious texture and sheen. Weaving Technique: Handwoven using a technique that involves intricate patterns and motifs, often with gold or silver zari (thread). Designs: Features elaborate and intricate designs, including temple borders, floral patterns, and traditional motifs. Colors: Available in a wide range of vibrant colors, often with contrasting borders and pallus (the decorative end of the saree). Cultural Significance: Highly valued in South Indian weddings and ceremonies, symbolizing elegance and tradition. Durability: Renowned for its durability and ability to retain its sheen and texture over time. Care: Requires careful maintenance, typically dry cleaning, to preserve its quality and craftsmanship.