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Over the centuries, the art of weaving silk sarees in Kanchipuram continued to evolve and improve. The weavers developed new techniques and designs, and the sarees became even more intricate and beautiful. The sarees were woven using pure mulberry silk, which was imported from China, and the yarns were dyed using natural colors extracted from plants and minerals.