Bhubaneswar, January 10: Ayodhya is buzzing with preparations for the imminent arrival of Lord Ram, with devotees from across the nation and abroad contributing various items for the deity. In a unique gesture from Odisha, a Ram Sethu Saree has been beautifully crafted in BandhaKala design for Lord Shri Ram. Ishwar Meher, hailing from Katapali in Odisha's Bargarh district, dedicated five months to create this special saree, using khadi cotton and natural dyes.
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The distinctive saree showcases the traditional Sambalpuri Bandhakala design of Odisha, featuring a beautiful depiction of Ram Sethu intricately woven between the seas. The artist has skillfully incorporated details such as Nala, Nila, Angad, Gunduchi (squirrel), and the Banaras (a team of monkeys assisting in building Ram Sethu).
Ishwar has showcased his exquisite embroidery artistry in this saree, and it has also been exhibited in Delhi by his brother Dusyant. The creation stands as a symbol of devotion and craftsmanship, adding to the grandeur of the upcoming celebration in Ayodhya.
