Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal are set to exchange wedding vows on December 12 at Ambani's residence Antilla. Meanwhile, the pre-wedding festivities are going in Udaipur where VVIPs, business tycoons and Bollywood celebs are coming to grace it. Among the most elite members, USA's first woman Hillary Clinton arrived at Udaipur to bless the couple. Bollywood stars like Salman Khan, Parineeti Chopra, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan, Anil Kapoor and Sunita Kapoor have reached the beautiful city to attend the festivities.

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It further read, In addition, the pre-wedding festivities will also see the setting up of a specially curated exhibit called the Swadesh Bazaar that will showcase 108 traditional Indian Crafts and art forms from all different regions of the country for the national and international guests. Presenting the art will be master craftsmen and craftswomen themselves, who are keeping these traditional arts alive. Creating an interesting experience as also an immersion into India s cultural heritage. Swadesh Bazaar is a unique concept to encourage the craftsmanship of traditional Indian artisans, especially for a lot of indigenous crafts that need conservation and revival and have been supported by Reliance Foundation over the years. The Foundation aims to broaden and deepen its support to the goals of Swadesh Bazaar on a bigger and more sustainable scale in future.

The statement concluded with, From the rich Kanjeevaram, exclusive Patola, intricate Chikankari to fine Bandhani, exhibits cover over 30 types of textiles and weaves. Depicting folktales and local legends, artists will showcase ancient painting forms like Gond, Madhubani, Phad, Warli and Thangka. Weavers, potters and sculptures from all around the country will make this a mega-celebration of art and culture. This unique exhibit has not just provided livelihoods to thousands of such artisans, but also giving an opportunity to showcase their rare works from every nook and corner of India, for people s interest, appreciation and support.