Ambani’s Nathdwara temple inside ‘Antilia’ is a masterpiece:Diamond-studded Shrinathji idol, silver-plated doors and Pichwai artwork

Mukesh and Nita Ambani’s house ‘Antilia’ is the second most expensive house in the world. Inside this architectural marvel is a beautifully designed ‘Nathdwara’ temple. Recently, a video from a religious ceremony held at Antilia surfaced online, offering a rare glimpse of the temple, where every corner reflects exquisite Indian craftsmanship. The video was shared on Instagram by makeup artist Saurav Roy. It shows Nita Ambani offering prayers at the Nathdwara temple inside Antilia, immersed in devotion to Lord Krishna. Intricate marble carvings in the temple At the beginning of the video, Nita Ambani is seen standing facing the diamond-studded idol of Shrinathji. Behind her, a beautiful and magnificent temple is visible. A large statue of Lord Shrinathji is seen in the middle of the temple, which is decorated with magnificent doors covered in silver and intricately carved in marble. The divine form of Shrinathji Bawa is seen in this statue, which is based on Pichwai painting. This statue is encased in a golden frame. Goddess Lakshmi’s footsteps are visible at the temple gate. A red carpet is spread in front of it. Silver lamps are placed near the statue of Shrinathji. A magnificent golden chandelier is installed in the temple. Pichvai art and the painting of MF Husain The video also offers a glimpse of the outer worship hall of the temple. One of its highlights is a magnificent Pichwai painting depicting Lord Krishna and Radha standing on a fully bloomed lotus while Krishna plays the flute. The artwork is surrounded by vibrant pink and white lotus flowers, delicate buds, and lush green leaves, creating a serene and visually stunning scene. A silver bench is placed beneath the painting, where Nita Ambani is seen sitting and singing bhajans. The video also shows her standing beside paintings depicting Krishna Leela, believed to be created by renowned artist MF Husain. Nearby, a coffee-coloured wooden chair features artwork inspired by the Jagannath Temple in Puri, one of Hinduism’s four sacred Char Dham pilgrimage sites. The puja house has a huge wooden door with a large wheel on it. Its handle is also made of silver. Apart from this, there is an idol of Ganesha and a painting of Kanuda playing the flute. A magnificent saree adorned with devotion and art of Kanuda Known for promoting Indian handlooms and traditional craftsmanship, Nita Ambani was seen wearing an ivory-champagne saree. It was embellished with intricate gold and silver zari work, while delicate beadwork in shades of pink, blue, green and white added vibrant detail. The saree also featured a floral vine motif with fine golden embroidery, finished with a peach cutwork hem. She paired it with a matching champagne blouse adorned with gold thread embroidery and gota patti work on the sleeves. Adorned with royal jewels and flowers Nita Ambani wore a layered diamond necklace, matching stud earrings, a set of diamond bangles and a statement ring from her personal collection. She kept the look minimal with pink lipstick and a red handbag. She parted her hair in a bun decorated with pink, white and green flowers. The meaning and value of Antilia ‘Antilia’ is named after a mythical island in the Atlantic Ocean. This vertical (vertical) bungalow with 27 floors and a total area of ​​4 lakh square feet is estimated to be worth $2 billion, i.e. more than ₹16,000 crore. This luxury palace is said to have a 6-storey parking lot that can park 168 cars, a 50-seat private theatre and 3 helipads on the roof. Each floor of Antilia is as high as a normal two-storey building. This building has been designed in such a way that it can withstand an earthquake of magnitude 8. Also check out some other special glimpses inside ‘Antilia’…