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Isha Ambani sparkles in a Radha-Krishna inspired Navratri outfit
- •Isha Ambani stole the show at a Navratri pre-party in a custom hand-painted and embroidered outfit created by Torani and Swadesh.
- •Ten artisans spent over 90 days and 2,000 hours crafting the pure silk outfit, which combines Kalamkari and Odisha's Pattachitra.
- •The stunning outfit featured depictions of Radha and Krishna on the choli and dupatta, enhanced with zardozi, French knots, and mirror work.
- •Nita Ambani also caught attention by wearing an exquisite Ashavali silk saree from Swadesh paired with a velvet koti blouse.
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Isha Ambani's custom Navratri outfit was inspired by Radha and Krishna, combining Kalamkari and Odisha's Pattachitra art on pure silk. Created in collaboration with Torani and Swadesh, the garment took ten artisans over 90 days and approximately 2,000 hours of handcrafted work to complete, featuring traditional details like Zardozi, French knots, and mirror work.
The Ambani couple hosted a Navratri pre-party to celebrate the first anniversary of Swadesh, a platform dedicated to showcasing India's rich cultural heritage, traditional handicrafts, and the talent of local Indian artisans.
Nita Ambani wore an Ashavali silk saree from Gujarat, which was hand-woven for five months on a traditional pit loom by master weavers Shri Paresh Patel and Shri Mustak. She paired the royal magenta and gold saree with her old velvet koti blouse and jewelry from her personal collection.
