Kanjivaram connoisseurs of Hyderabad – it’s time to celebrate! Sarangi is back with The Magic of Authentic Kanjivarams.

Exhibition of silk saris

on Saturday, the 3rd,
Sunday, the 4th, and
Monday, the 5th of September, 2011

between 10 am and 8 pm at

Hotel Taj Krishna (Pearl Hall)
Road No. 1, Banjara Hills
Hyderabad 500034

Come, view the Sarangi collections, and claim some exquisite saris for your own.

Spread some Kanjivaram love – share this news with your friends in Hyderabad.

Some flowers for you from our garden with greetings and wishes for a beautiful new year ahead.

The mango tree, spiral staircase, and a view of the garden.

Venkat Nilakantan showcases his design vision in a select and very unique range of handwoven saris under his ‘Sins Of Aquarius’ label.

Live music , hors d’oeuvres and a transformed exhibit room will accompany this invite-only evening event.

More details to follow as we draw nearer, but in the meanwhile you can check out his pre-event website :

http://web.me.com/venkatnil/MemoriesOfAKanjeevaram/Home.html

For the first time ever at Madurai
Sarangi presents
an exhibition and sale of exclusive silk saris

on Friday, the 3rd
and Saturday, the 4th
of September, 2010

between 10 am to 8 pm

at Hotel Royal Court
4, West Veli Street
Madurai 625001

Sarangi of Chennai

as a part of Aakruthi Vastra
organised by Crafts Council of Andhra Pradesh
(affiliated to Crafts Council of India and World Crafts Council)

present a 3-day exhibition and sale of silk saris

on Thursday, the 8th,
Friday, the 9th
and Saturday, the 10th of July, 2010

between 10 am and 8 pm

at 8-3-949/1/B, Kamma Sangham Hall,
Ameerpet, Hyderabad 500073
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The Crafts Council of India (CCI) is a voluntary NGO working in the craft sector for the welfare of crafts persons and the development of handicrafts in India.

Have a passion for silk saris?

The Magic of Authentic Kanjivarams
Exhibition and sale of silk saris.

on Thursday, the 24th,
Friday, the 25th, and
Saturday, the 26th of June, 2010

between 10 am and 7 pm.

Raintree Lifestyle Store
4 Sankey Road, High Grounds,
opp Hotel ITC Sheraton Windsor Manor,
Bangalore 560052

Arguably the queen of silks, the Kanjivaram is part of the handwoven tradition of India; woven in villages near the temple town of Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu.

Sarangi presents you a range of individually dyed and handwoven Kanjivarams. Experience the sheer luxury of knowing that someone’s complete attention for days and weeks was on weaving the sari that you’re privileged to wear.

Come, feel beautiful.

The warm, sober colour of the bottle green on the body makes a striking contrast with the mustard border in this lovely saree. The border is richly woven with zari following a cross pattern . The rich pallu and the blouse are mustard as well.
Design reference no.: 01576
Price: Rs. 9155/-
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Border

Body with Border and Pallu

Pallu

The Rotary Club of Chennai Towers, which recently held its Vocational Service Awards, to honour deserving candidates in various fields, saw celebrities from all walks of life come together to celebrate excellence. Ahalya has been featured in a coverage in the Chennai Times supplement of The Times of India. Here’s the link to the article:

Jaipur Bazzar by Shalini Agarwal

Sarangi of Chennai will be participating in Jaipur Bazzar by Shalini Agarwal. This will be an exhibition and sale of silk saris to take place at Hotel Chola Sheraton, Chennai on April 5th and 6th, 2010. The exhibition timings are 9.30 am to 9 pm on both days. On display will be a range of authentic Kanjivarams.

“As a young store we wish to showcase our saris to many more women, and reach out to a wider audience. We like to promote the Kanjivaram as the luxurious material that it is and the way that can happen is by having more people touching it, feeling it and savouring its myriad patterns, textures, and colours” says S.Ahalya jewellery designer and curator of Sarangi.