Kanjivaram is the most popular saree, which every woman wishes to have in her collection. The royal silk fabric adds elegance in every South Indian wedding and occasions. It is widely known for its durability and shine with its quality and finishing. For people who get confused between Kanchipuram and Kanjivaram, it is just a play of synonymous. Both are similar and are called out by different name in various localities. This saree was initially made with blending the designing pattern of temple stories in the saree. It used to be converted in the 6 yards with gold zari weaving. The sarees costs a bomb and is a desirable outfit for women across India. The art of textiles and different shapes and hand-embroidery describes the different names allotted to it. The best way to add glory into it is accessorizing it with gold. This is popular in South India in the region of Andhra Pradesh who were earlier into weaving communities and migrated to Kanchipuram. Its historical development started in the 15th century. It is ranked amongst the most popular silk to which no other stands in the competition. Over the past few years, it has evolved a lot in terms of design and pattern but still maintains the same charm.

How to store kanjeevaram saree?

The silk used is made from the mulberry leaves which are converted into kanjeevaram silk. This saree is not an ordinary one and so are their proper method to store. Let's find out how to store these expensive saree to last long.

Store the saree in a muslin or cotton cloth by wrapping it inside. You can also get these bags in the market which helps the saree to breathe and avoids the zari from blackening by oxidation. It also protects your saree getting snagged by your other outfits in the wardrobe. Avoid using polyester bags.

Refold your saree once in every three months to prevent the fold lines from tearing. To wash your saree use cold water and mild detergents but make sure you don't wrinkle them. For a safe side, roll it into a towel and absorb the water inside it and hang into the shaded area to avoid fading of the colour. These saree dry out very fast and make sure to use plastic hangers instead of metal ones to avoid causing rust. To preserve the embroidery work you can also get a netted lining attach to it for saving the threads from getting tangled. Also don't store your saree directly after wearing it, instead, keep it in sun for short duration. Lastly, keep naphthalene balls to keep the moths away. You can also see any anti-pest control properties or silica gel.

These tips will help maintain your Kanjivaram saree for generations to come.

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