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  Silk cotton saree dual shade of candy pink and light green with plain body and rettapet zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 5,690.00

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  Silk cotton saree rustic brown and cs blue with plain body and rettapet zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 5,690.00

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  Silk cotton saree pink and jamun shade with allover self emboss jacquard and rettapet zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 6,450.00

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  Silk cotton saree pinkish orange and mustard yellow with allover vairosi pattern and temple zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 6,190.00

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  Silk cotton saree green and pink with allover vairosi pattern and temple zari woven korvai border

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  Rs. 6,590.00

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  Silk cotton saree dark green and pink with allover vairosi pattern and temple design zari woven korvai border

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  Rs. 6,190.00

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  Silk cotton saree green and pink with allover vairosi pattern and temple design zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 6,790.00

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  Silk cotton saree green and red with allover vairosi pattern and temple design zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 6,790.00

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  Silk cotton saree maroon and light green with plain body and zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 5,690.00

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  Silk cotton saree dark green and yellow with plain body and zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 5,690.00

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  Silk cotton saree candy pink and teal green shade with plain body and zari woven korvai border

  1 in stock

  Rs. 5,950.00

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Korvai Silk Cottons refer to a type of traditional Indian textile that combines silk and cotton fibers in its construction. The term "Korvai" refers to the technique used to weave or join different parts of the fabric. This unique weaving method involves separately weaving the body and border of the fabric and then joining them together.

Korvai Silk Cottons are popular in South India, particularly in Tamil Nadu. They are often used to create traditional garments like sarees and salwar suits. The body of the fabric is usually made of soft silk cotton, while the border is woven with rich and intricate silk threads. The joining of the body and border is done using the Korvai technique, which can be a time-consuming and labor-intensive process.