kanchipuram silk sari documentary

[@jsmith3980]

I love South Indian Saris...my mother has always worn them.I have lovely memories of her wearing them, she always looks so glamorous in them.She grew up in Andhra Pradesh.Of course I adore Hyderabad.Thank you for posting this ancient skill.Jai Bharata.The government must step in to save this living heritage of India.

[@kishorvikram1]

Thank you sir, for the upload

[@winluck9087]

Kanchi pattu sarees origin (born) was in Andhra Pradesh, Telugu people, Denvangas and Saligers, 2 big weaving groups, who migrated to Kanchi in Tamilnadu......we are proud of our Telugu heritage which is the core of South Indian traditional attire.......then there are Pochampally pattu sarees, Dharmavaram Pattu Sarees, Gadwal pattu sarees to name a few, all belonging to now 2 Telugu states, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana........the earliest silk(pattu) sarees were Kanchi pattu sarees originated in Andhra Pradesh which are older than Banaras silk sarees..........

[@shivangipurohit9847]

definately all young generation and textile people should understand the value of such art and reconstruct it ,amazing....

[@rockeradi123]

really great documentary and video quality. We need more of this. Truly Incredible India and Indian tradition. Jai Hind

[@gauravkulshrestha4165]

god Bless these Noblecraftsmen ! God willing their art will prevail !

[@beautifulindia7694]

The first music from the weaving part which made me cry. even my dad is a weaver in Kumbakonam, the temple city, after him, no one is there to look after weaving business.

[@kasthurirajagopalan2511]

Beautiful captured kanjipuram silk Saree is Best one nothing Will compare to this..

[@Plannerslk]

We need more of this.

[@kineticBoss]

Thank you for sharing. This is amazing

[@kumaraswamypalla]

At last my eyes with full of tears. Proud of u.

[@mailtosadhana]

M fond of sarees...Hats off to the Weavers hardwork and creativity.I dont know whether they obtained their labour sufficiently or not ?May this art live long....

[@dr.baburajeswaran1253]

its a real works. i am very proud of team workers.

[@thelionoftheworld1486]

Incredible representation

[@bankatsingh4377]

Government should take a strong step and help this crafts..

[@zamirahmed4806]

I'm proud of tamil nadu, ,, but we lost our many tradition

[@shailakumari3075]

great work. I salute these people.

[@ganeshk3230]

at 1:18 which song is it or what mantra are they chanting?

[@Zerovision.]

Hats off::)

[@yuvadharani1318]

6.04 my mom ,7.04 my dad

[@seshank0705]

Radha Krishna I need your permission to post this video on my website so can I. I want to show how our beautiful Indian culture is to other viewers. So can I do so

[@manulucky18]

Proud Moments

[@mithuravi6687]

wooww where did u get ur music during 2.54 secs nice background music

[@priyokabi]

That will be a shame beyond words

[@shailakumari3075]

I am very proud to be an Indian. Can I visit this place and see this work .If any one know this place please gave the information.thank u.

[@andril0019]

Shaila Kumari its near to Chennai city. You will get city buses from Chennai cmbt bus stand itself

[@indoricafood3154]

@@andril0019 take break away loom touring.will help u.

[@radhakrishna5803]

[@pjammin00]

Price of these sarees does not reflect the amount of hard work going into them. The workers may be making far less money than deserved. For today's India, these sarees should go well over lakhs of rupees. In bombay, delhi kind of places the so called designers sell machine embroidered average fabrics (for salwar kameez, lehnga choli etc.) in lakhs of rupees.