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Enchanted by South Silk Sarees
South silk sarees are popular for their richness and hand-woven styles. Some popular South silk sarees include Kanchipuram silk sarees, Dharmavaram silk sarees, bridal pattu sarees, and handloom printed silk sarees. These sarees are associated with luxury and grandeur. While South handloom silks were an integral part of processions and weddings in South India, they are now being worn by women in all parts of the country.South silk sarees are known for their golden borders, rich weaves and heavy patterns. The distinctive feature in South silk sarees is the contrasting borders with exemplary Zari work. They have vibrant designs and are available in a wide array of styles including Uppada Silk, Bangalore Silk, and Arani Silk. Some of the popular motifs in South Indian sarees include the Mallimagu that has a bud within a square or Thandavalam that has parallel lines across the entire body of the saree.