BANGALORE : THURSDAY, 24th  June, 2010

SARANGI  is holding  a select preview  and sale of Authentic Kanjivaram Saris at Raintree Life Style Store, 4, Sankey Road, High Grounds, Bangalore 560052 between 10 am and 7 pm over 3 days -  on 24,25 and 26 June' 2010.

ABOUT THE KANJIVARAM

The Kanjivaram - arguably the queen of silks - reigns supreme as the most versatile, breathable, durable, and exquisitely comfortable sari known to the world. It is a natural insulator and possesses the unique ability to draw moisture away from your skin. It is a sophisticated masterpiece of technique and skill that has evolved over centuries. Blessed by the unique confluence of history, geography and culture of Kanchipuram, the city of a thousand temples, the master weavers of this land elevated the handwoven silk sari to high art.

To own a Kanjivaram is to know that each sari is so different and so special that no two can ever be exactly alike. To wrap yourself in the luxury of a Kanjivaram is to know that somebody's complete attention was on that weaving for many days. To experience the magic of a Kanjivaram is to know that you are wearing a sari that is at once smart, stylish, sensual and classic.

ABOUT SARANGI

Sarangi celebrates the spirit of the Kanjivaram with a range of saris that are elegant, beautiful and always special. Never blatanly modern, each sari is designed keeping the aesthetics and sensibility of The Kanjivaram in mind.

This is a venture by S.Ahalya and Prabodh Jain, the promoters of Rasvihar. "We see Kanjivaram silk saris as complimentary to Rasvihar jewellery. Both share similar aesthetic sensibilities and are rooted in their Indian-ness.", says Ahalya, jewellery designer, and, now, the curator of Sarangi. "To me when something is beautiful, whether it's jewellery or silk saris, there's harmony, meaning and purpose. And for that to happen it must compliment their personality and be relevant to their life & lifestyle.", adds Ahalya.

The name Sarangi is inspired by the Indian musical instrument of the same name, whose sound is as expressive and evocative as a hundred colours. The word sarangi is derived from two Hindi words: sau (meaning “hundred“) and rang (meaning “colour“).

THE STORE

Sarangi is housed in a vintage 1963 bungalow, tastefully modified to suit the
requirements of a sari store. It shares space with Rasvihar, the jewellery store. "I
wanted to create a space that offers privacy, luxury and comfort to my clients. A
space where they could browse at their leisure, in a relaxing environment.", says
Ahalya.  

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