‘Is It a Real Mango?’ Isha Ambani Reveals Truth Behind Her Unique Met Gala Accessory

Isha Ambani turned heads at the Met Gala 2026, not just for her stunning outfit but also for an unusual accessory that quickly became the talk of the evening a mango.

The businesswoman made a striking appearance in a custom gold-woven saree designed by Gaurav Gupta. Crafted with pure gold threads, the ensemble was paired with a jewellery-integrated blouse featuring heirloom stones from Nita Ambani’s private collection, adding a deeply personal touch to the look.

The Mango That Sparked Curiosity

While her outfit drew widespread admiration, it was the mango-shaped accessory in her hand that left people intrigued. Social media was abuzz with questions, with many wondering if she was actually carrying a real fruit on the iconic Met Gala carpet.

Putting the speculation to rest, Isha revealed during an interaction at the event that the mango was not real, but a carefully crafted sculpture.

A Work of Art, Not a Fruit

Clarifying the mystery, she shared, “The mango is a sculpture by Subodh Gupta. He is an Indian artist.”

Subodh Gupta is known globally for transforming everyday objects into striking works of art, and this piece was no exception.

When asked if it was real, Isha smiled and responded, “It’s steel.” She further added that the sculpture is nearly two decades old, saying, “Actually, it’s like 20 years old. It’s not recent.”

A Blend of Fashion, Art, and Heritage

Isha Ambani’s Met Gala look stood out for seamlessly blending fashion with art and heritage. From the gold-threaded saree to heirloom jewellery and a thought-provoking artistic accessory, every element of her appearance carried a deeper story.

With her unique styling choices, Isha once again proved that red carpet fashion can go beyond aesthetics  turning into a powerful expression of culture, legacy, and creativity.