As the scent of turmeric and jasmine fills the air, and sacred verses echo through ancestral halls, Varalakshmi Nombu arrives, a day where devotion is dressed in its finest form. It is a festival of feminine energy, of abundance offered and received, where ritual becomes remembrance and adornment turns sacred.

At Muhurth, we believe every moment of devotion deserves a companion worthy of its sanctity. Our luxury handwoven sarees are not just woven for the occasion—they are woven into it.

A Ritual in Every Thread

Each Pure Kanjeevaram silk saree at Muhurth is crafted with intention and anchored in age-old practices, alive with quiet symbolism. Each motif is crafted with intent, holding stories beyond their visual grace. The body of the weave holds lotuses, vines, chakrams, rudrakshams, peacocks and mango motifs—not merely as adornment, but as a prayer in silk. A prayer for prosperity, for strength, and for a life in full bloom.

Wearing a Kanjivaram silk saree during Varalakshmi Nombu is more than tradition—it is a gesture of reverence. As lamps are lit and the sacred thread is tied, the saree becomes a part of the ceremony. Its regal zari catching the light as if to echo the blessings being invoked.

The Weight of Legacy, The Lightness of Grace

Rooted in the lineage of K.K.E. Venkatachala Bhagavathar & Sons, Muhurth honours the weaving legacy that began in 1940. Each drape is the result of legacy-rich techniques—from the discipline of Korvai joins to the poetry of Seerpunaipu, from structured Veldhari checks to the fluid shimmer of vaira-Kosi tissue, perfected over time and passed through generations of skilled hands.

Each drape carries intent.  Each colour, an emotion. Each weave, a reflection of your grace.

And in every saree there lives a story waiting to be remembered, to be worn and one day, passed on, just as the stories, songs, and rituals of Varalakshmi Nombu are. What you wear is not just fabric. It is memory in the making.

Of Devotion, Detail, and Drape

Our collections for the season span the ceremonial and the personal—where bridal sarees are resplendent in auspicious colour, wedding sarees carry the weight of beginnings, and festive sarees lend light to every ritual. And for those who walk the delicate line between modernity and tradition, our contemporary sarees offer clean lines and quiet elegance without ever straying from authenticity.

Each saree is a reflection—of who you are, and where you come from. A way of honouring your journey, while carrying forward something larger than yourself.

This Varalakshmi Nombu, Let the Saree Speak

Choose a saree that holds space for your faith and your femininity. One that complements the soft rustle of the sacred thread, and mirrors the inner light you bring to the moment. Whether it's a pure Kanjeevaram silk saree with classic temple borders, or a soft-hued drape with contemporary restraint, let it echo your own rhythm.

Let it be your way of saying: I honour where I come from. And I celebrate who I am becoming.

Muhurth: Where Devotion Finds Its Drape

At Muhurth, we craft more than sarees. We create luxury handwoven sarees that carry tradition in every strand—pieces that speak not just to occasions, but to emotion, intention, and memory. When you wear a Muhurth saree, you wear something sacred.

Let your Varalakshmi Nombu shimmer with reverence. Let your saree be the light that lingers long after the lamps have dimmed. Step into the folds of your pure Kanjiavarams, and you step into a lineage of grace. As lamps are lit and chants echo, carry the legacy of the divine feminine with price and poise.

The Saree, The Ritual, The Blessing

Isn’t Kanjivaram the most beautiful attire on an auspicious day?

For generations, pure Kanjeevaram silk sarees have remained central to a South Indian woman’s wardrobe—symbolising luxury, purity, and devotion. Preparing for poojai, inviting guests, and selecting just the right drape—these rituals are incomplete without a saree that feels just right.

At Muhurth, we honour the tradition and energy of Vara Mahalakshmi Viratham through sarees that reflect sacredness and celebration. And with it, we invite the six divine blessings of Goddess Lakshmi:

1. Dhanya – nourishment and food

2. Arogya – health and vitality

3. Aayushya – a long, unhindered life

4. Aishwarya – prosperity and wealth

5. Soubhagya – good fortune

6. Santana – blessings of family and continuity

Adorn yourself in a saree that’s as sacred as your pooja preparations—from the Sharadu to the strands of malli poo, to the glimmer of zari. Your saree should feel like a prayer. And at Muhurth, that’s exactly what we weave.

Why Choose Kanchipuram Silk Saree for Varalakshmi Vratham?

We specialise in pure Kanjeevaram silk sarees that combine legacy with emotion, craft with clarity. For this Varalakshmi Nombu, we present four thoughtful collections—each as unique as your ritual:

Celebratory Sarees

Bright, joyful drapes woven for gatherings, gifting, and festive moments.

Time-Honoured Sarees

Rich, deep-toned classics that speak of lineage, culture, and quiet strength.

Varalakshmi Nombu Sarees

Lightweight, minimal weaves made for pooja days—filled with intention, purity, and poise.

Red & Green Edit

Inspired by Lakshmi’s most auspicious colours, these sarees in vibrant red and calm green evoke both tradition and radiance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the significance of wearing Kanjivaram silk sarees during Varalakshmi Nombu?

Kanjivaram silk is believed to embody sacredness. Wearing it honours the moment, invites Goddess Lakshmi’s blessings, and elevates your ritual with grace and beauty.

2. Where can I buy pure Kanjeevaram silk sarees online for Varalakshmi Nombu?

You can shop directly at Muhurth.in, where every saree is made from pure Kanjivaram silk, handwoven with authentic silver zari.

3. Are Muhurth sarees suitable only for Nombu?

Not at all. Our sarees are ideal for weddings, rituals, bridal trousseaus, and meaningful milestones—designed to last a lifetime.

4. What do red and green sarees signify?

Red and green are considered highly auspicious for Lakshmi. They symbolise strength, fertility, and abundance—ideal for Varalakshmi Vratham.

5. What makes Muhurth sarees unique?

Every saree we create is a unique blend of legacy and craftsmanship, using time-honoured techniques perfected since 1940. Our collections feature luxury handwoven silk sarees that speak to the soul of tradition with a refined aesthetic.