A saree woven with gold thread is being prepared in Ramnagar for Reliance Foundation's chairman Nita Ambani and her mother. Two to three artisans are engaged in preparing real zari and tested zari sarees as per the order received from Reliance Swadesh four months ago. Nita Ambani herself reached the weaver's handloom at night, where she closely observed the fine workmanship on the saree.
After offering cards at Shri Kashi Vishwanath temple, Nita Ambani, who is busy preparing for the wedding of her son Anant and daughter-in-law Radhika, went to see the saree being prepared on the handloom of weaver Vijay Maurya at Sahitya Naka in Ramnagar at night. She took information from the artisan about the materials used in the saree.
She said that Banarasi weaving will be made globally through the Reliance Swadesh Foundation. Nita Ambani, who is busy preparing for the wedding of her son Anant and daughter-in-law Radhika, went to see the saree being prepared on the handloom of weaver Vijay Maurya at Sahitya Naka. Information was taken from the artisan about the materials used in the saree.
Aniket, the fifth-generation son of weaver Vijay Maurya, said that a saree with gold thread is being prepared. It is called real zari and tested zari. Nita Ambani and her mother will wear this saree at the wedding of sons Anant Ambani and Radhika. There is a ban on looking out this saree.
A nine-meter 'thaan' is being prepared
Aniket, who returned from Bangalore after studying fashion design, said that a nine-meter 'thaan' is also being prepared for the Ambani family. Zari is also used in this. Nita Ambani wore a Banarasi Jangla saree in the final of Miss World 2024 held in Mumbai in March. This saree was praised all over the world. This saree was prepared by National Awardee Kamaluddin, a weaver from Ramnagar.
Earlier, after visiting the Vishwanath temple, Reliance Foundation chairman Nita Ambani said that today I have come to Baba Vishwanath's court with an invitation to the wedding of Anant and Radhika. She offered her son's wedding invitation card at the feet of Baba Vishwanath and wished him happiness, good fortune, a happy married life, and a bright future.
On Monday evening, Nita Ambani reached Shri Kashi Vishwanath Dham. Before entering Baba Vishwanath's temple, she bowed to the golden peak. After this, reaching the sanctum sanctorum of the temple, Nita Ambani offered two wedding cards at the feet of Baba Vishwanath.
One card was offered on behalf of Mukesh Ambani and the other on behalf of Radhika Merchant. Nita Ambani reached the airport on Monday at 5.30 pm by a special plane. She returned to the airport at around 12 midnight and returned to Mumbai.
Said... Will come again after marriage, Kashi has developed
After coming out of Shri Kashi Vishwanath temple, Nita Ambani said that she would come again after her son's marriage. Kashi has developed in ten years. It is expected that Nita Ambani will buy Banarasi dresses for her son and daughter-in-law. Nita Ambani participated in the Anga Aarti of Dashashwamedh Ghat. She appeared emotional after watching Ganga Aarti. While watching Ganga Aarti for 20 minutes, Nita Ambani was listening to the Aarti mantras with her hands folded and eyes closed.
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