You all may have seen many sarees till date but after knowing about the saree we are talking about, your senses will be blown away. In fact, a handloom from Dharmavaram in Andhra Pradesh has shown its unique devotion to Lord Ram by weaving a 60-metre-long silk saree with 'Jai Shri Ram' written 32,200 times in 13 Indian languages. Yes, according to media reports coming out, the silk cloth is 60 meters long, 44 inches wide and the slogan of Jai Shri Ram has been woven 32,200 times in 13 Indian languages.

Let us tell you all that the handloom weaver living in Dharmavaram in Sri Sathya Sai district has been identified as 40-year-old Jujaru Nagaraju. In fact, he has named this unique silk saree as 'Ram Koti Vastram'. Not only slogans in many different languages, but also 168 different paintings of Ramayana and Lord Ram have been made on sarees. Let me tell you all that it was not easy to complete this task and it took a lot of hard work as well as money to make this unique saree.

Yes, under the information received, Nagaraju spent 4 months designing and weaving 16 kg of silk fabric. Yes, and for the whole four months, three people used to work daily to make clothes. Not only this but the weaver invested Rs 1.5 lakh from his personal savings to make the masterpiece. Yes and now they have decided to gift a saree to Ayodhya Ramalayam. At this time, discussions of this saree are taking place from place to place.

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