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Top Trends in Pattu Sarees for Brides!

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Pattu sarees are one of the ritual to wear on wedding in South India and no bride can deny them as thy look utterly gorgeous! But choosing one for the special day is a big task as the bride have too many thoughts about it and it becomes more difficult when there are many pattern and designs on pattu sarees online as well as in market. Right from fancy pattu sarees to lightweight pattu sarees there are plenty of choices to make for a bride.  Fasnic believes in bringing the best for the best day of bride’s life. Here we have listed down the top trends in Pattu Sarees for Brides to make the day even special! Seafoam green Pattu saree: The unusual makes the best out of everything. Here’s the Seafoam green pattu sarees for a bridal Pattu saree. 2. Royal blue and pink classic Pattu saree: A beautiful combination for festive plus wedding color that is royal blue and pink. With unique creation which stark contrast that looks utterly gorgeous. 3. Classic Red Pattu saree: The...

You Don’t Know Facts about Kanchipuram Pattu Sarees!

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Every time the name comes kanchipuram pattu sarees it comes with lots of question about from where it is, how it is and other questions.  Kanchi Silk Sarees are originated from the land of a small town in Tamil Nadu, Kanchipuram. And kanchipuram silk sarees are one of the finest sarees in India which is a mixture of pure mulberry thread, gold and silver zari work with traditions and cultures.  With their unique heavy silk, gold cloth and motifs they became finest kanchi silk sarees and they are worn on festivals and other important occasions such as wedding. The weavers of silk sarees believes to be descendants of Sage Markanda, a master weaver who wove tissue from lotus fiber in Hindu mythology and due to its nature and complexity, the kanchipuram silk sarees take more than a half month to complete one.  The original kanchipuram silk sarees are known for their woven pattern through pure mulberry silk with gold and silver zari all the way from Gujarat! Combing ...