Nita Ambani wears emerald jewels from 18th century, Kanchipuram sari to Donald Trump’s private reception ahead of swearing-in | Fashion News


Mukesh Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Industries, and Nita Ambani, founder and chairperson of Reliance Foundation, extended their heartfelt congratulations to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump at a private reception ahead of his inauguration. The Ambanis conveyed their hopes for strengthening India-U.S. relations during Trump’s upcoming second term, reported ANI.

As world leaders and dignitaries gathered in Washington for the swearing-in ceremony, Nita Ambani made a captivating appearance at the private reception. Her attire paid homage to India’s rich cultural heritage, in vintage jewels and time-old Indian textiles.


US President-elect Donald Trump with Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Foundation Chairperson Nita Ambani at a pre-swearing-in dinner organised, in Washington DC. (PTI Photo) US President-elect Donald Trump with Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Foundation Chairperson Nita Ambani at a pre-swearing-in dinner organised, in Washington DC. (PTI Photo)

Draped in a custom-designed Kanchipuram silk sari by Swadesh, she showcased over 100 intricate traditional motifs, each inspired by the grand temples of Kanchipuram, a hallmark of India’s artistic legacy.

The sari, a work of art by National Award-winning artisan B Krishnamoorthy, featured symbolic motifs such as the Iruthalaipakshi (double-headed eagle of Lord Vishnu), Mayil (peacock symbolising immortality), and Sorgavasal (animal trails from Indian folklore). The vibrant silk sari was paired with a velvet blouse from designer Manish Malhotra, blending tradition with contemporary sophistication through intricate beadwork.

Adding to the grandeur, Ambani adorned herself with an extraordinary vintage heritage pendant from the 18th century. Crafted in Southern India using the gold Kundan technique, the pendant featured a parrot-shaped design encrusted with rubies, emeralds, diamonds, and pearls. With red and green enamel detailing, this 200-year-old masterpiece exemplified the timeless beauty of Indian jewellery.





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