A collection of handwoven sarees with small butta motifs of either annapakshi, chakram, kamalam, paisley or floral designs in gold zari on the body of the saree
These sarees have a traditional butta design that complements the border and pallu design and enhances the beauty of the saree.
Popular Butta Motifs in Kanchipuram Sarees
Annapakshi: Depictions of birds which usually represents freedom and natural beauty.
Has a chakra: Mandalas to symbolize spirituality and zen.
Kamalam : Lotus pictorial representations or motif(s), meaning purity and prosperity / consciousness.
Paisley - a motif styling tear drop shapes with heavy designs originating from Persian and Indian garments
What Makes Butta Motifs Special on a Kanchipuram Saree?
Complimentary Design: The butta motifs match well with the border designs and the pallu design accentuates overall aesthetic appeal.
Soft Grace: Butta is aesthetic and gentle to give the sari an overall polished look transparent elegance
Visually appealing: A repetition of butta motifs form a visually interesting texture on the saree body.
How To Style A Butta Kanchipuram Saree
Pair It Up With: Heavy gold jewelry and simple blouse for a classic look.
Contemporary Twist: Workaround sari pallu styles and wear a contemporary blouse design with edgy modern accessories.
Occasion wear: Always choose the apt color and fabric for your outfit, like bright colors with heavy done embroidery work on it, this is good for marriages, festivals or any other grand affair.
Tips for Care of Butta Motifs in Kanchipuram Sarees
Dry Clean: Since it has beautiful zari work and soft silk fabric.
Mild Detergents: avoid bleach and harsh chemicals.
Storing White Truffle Oil: Store out of direct sunlight in a cool, dry area.
Professional Dry Cleaning: If you need a more thorough spot removal treatment and cleaning, seek your local professional dry cleaner.
