The generation of " Silk Sarees" has made this little town eminent with the perplexing and one of a kind examples made with the twist and weft weaving procedures. The non-abrasiveness and hardness of " Sarees" is accomplished by the weaving check. The standard figuring of the twist and weft yarns in weaving the saree is 100 long and 120 in broadness according to one square inch and the nature of the saree is according to the string check. The craftsmans utilize just the conventional hand weaving technique without the utilization of any mechanical help. Refined item is made with two weavers working complicatedly on a solitary linger with the utilization of gold and silver zari strings advancing the appeal of the saree.

The length for the creation of one single saree may take around two exhaustive months and with its nature of being light weight and brilliant it is viewed as the most costly scope of silk sarees.

The fiber has its edge connected to south of India in a town called "Kanchipuram" arranged in the province of "Tamil Nadu". The town is acclaimed for its weavers who were settled here 400 years back and checked themselves as the finest makers of silk sarees in the nation. That is the manner by which the city got its acknowledgment as the "Silk City" as its economy is mostly in light of the general population weaving silk sarees.

Kanchipuram Silk Sarees is broadly known as the "Ruler" of all the silk sarees as for its refinement, surface and brilliance. The nature of the saree is grouped by the largeness of the saree. The yarn number in weaving of the saree is 240 twists and 300 wefts which offers quality to the saree. The vivacious and fragile examples on the saree upgrades its magnificence making it look imperial and wonderful. The Saree gives a stately and real look to the wearer and it has turned into a basic part in the closet for the wedding journals and propitious events.

The cover is moved back when the brilliant pieces towards the system of handloom weaving was found in the zones of Egypt, Mohenjo Daro (Indus Valley Civilization), Central Asia, Mughal Era and even the Indian Vedic Literature specifies the proof of customary handloom material weaving and stands up that the strategy was the most seasoned artistic expression existing till today.

Handloom weaving process is one of India's cabin businesses and generally is a family wander. The sarees are made out of cotton or silk yarns. There are various assortments of handloom silk sarees, for example, Banarasi Silk Sarees, Chanderi Silk Sarees, Bandhani Sarees, Patola Silk Sarees, and Tussar Silks.