Blue Premium Kanijivaram Soft Silk Sarees with Copper zari jaal having rich zari woven pallu and paired with Plain running Blouse

Fabric & Weave: Crafted in soft-silk (a lighter, more drapey version of traditional silk) with the classic style of the Kanchipuram/“Kanjeevaram” weave tradition. 
Colour: Rich Blue (you may specify exact shade: navy blue, royal blue, cobalt, etc)
Design Highlights:

• Elegant body with subtle weaving or all-over self-design motifs (for example, small buttas or checks) that add texture without overwhelming the colour.

• Traditional yet refined border in contrast or matching tone — could feature zari (metallic thread) highlights or woven motifs.

• Pallu (the decorative end piece) designed to be slightly richer in weaving, with perhaps more ornate motifs or a denser pattern, giving a graceful drape and visual focal point.
  Blouse Piece: Usually included (in many listings you’ll see an unstitched blouse fabric of about 0.80 m alongside the 5.5 m saree length)
  Length & Size: Standard ~5.5 metres (approximately) of saree fabric (enough to drape in the traditional style) plus blouse piece. 

Why This Saree Works & What Makes It Special

• The soft silk fabric gives the look of luxurious silk but with better drape and lighter feel — easier to wear for longer durations (festivals, events) while retaining the richness of traditional weaving.

• The blue colour offers versatility: it can look regal and festive, yet also elegant for less formal occasions — especially when paired with the right jewellery and accessories.

• The Kanjivaram-style weave roots it in South Indian textile heritage: historically woven in and around Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. 

• With a well-designed border and pallu, it becomes suitable for occasions (marriages, festive gatherings) but thanks to the “soft silk” adaptation, it can also be styled for semi-formal or special evenings.

Care Instructions & Practical Notes

• Dry-clean only: since the fabric and zari (if any) are delicate, professional cleaning is recommended.

• Avoid harsh chemicals, wringing, or machine wash as they may damage the weave or metallic threads.

• Store in a cool, dry place, preferably folded in a muslin cloth, and refold occasionally to prevent permanent creases.

• If jewellery has rough edges (especially heavy pieces), care should be taken while draping so the fabric doesn’t snag.

Styling Tips

• Pair with gold jewellery (or gold-tone) to bring out any zari in the border/pallu and complement the blue hue.

• A contrasting blouse (for example, a mustard-gold, bronze or even a wine/ maroon shade) can elevate the look — but a matching blue blouse keeps it elegant and understated.

• For footwear, go with metallic heels or traditional Kolhapuri sandals depending on the event.

• A clutch or potli bag in a metallic shade (gold/bronze) will tie the outfit together respectably.