Long before colour cards and trend forecasts, nature was the inspiration behind many of our most celebrated Kanjivaram shades. Mayil Kazhuthu, drawn from the iridescent hues of the peacock's neck, became one such classic.
In Indian tradition, the peacock is closely associated with Lord Krishna and Lord Murugan, symbolising beauty, grace, and divinity. Perhaps that is why this colour has remained relevant across generations—holding depth, vibrancy and familiarity all at once.
Among the many colours woven in Kanchipuram, few have earned the timeless appeal of Mayil Kazhuthu.
This Mayil Kazhuthu Pure Zari Kanjivaram Silk Saree is woven in a luminous vibrant tone that reflects classic vintage weaving traditions. The body features...
This vintage-inspired Kanjivaram silk saree is rendered in a striking peacock blue, with a plain body that exudes understated elegance. The Retta Pettu Korvai...
Sarees from Muhurth carry centuries of knowledge and very specially, each of it carries a unique technique & design to make it feel the real luxury of this era. If you get a chance drape a Kanjivaram from Muhurth, undoubtedly feel special and say it loud around that it's a very special Kanjivaram from the hands of those who have had a mark in the history!