Shark Tank India 4: ‘Married at 20, got divorced’ — Eri Weaves founder’s story makes ‘sharks’ emotional; Peyush Bansal says…

Iaishah Rymbai, Meghalaya Hetb Clock Clock Clothing Brand Drive Weale, which took place in Shark Tank India Season Season. His field, where he spoke about his personal and financial struggle, left the emotion of the “sharks”.

Along with his daughter’s daughter and the world-footed Lebei Rimba, he searched for 12 larers for 12 greens for 12% of capital to expand their business and brought a wider audience. In doing so, their company’s assessment was standing at ₹ 1.67 Crore.

The brand produces ERI silk yarn, organized and manually stored ERI silk fabrics. Their products are environmentally friendly and include scarves, shawls and yard fabrics.

Their vision must preserve the native craftsmanship while making silk production more stable. According to their website, LAC, TURMERIC, leaves and peels used for ERI silk and traditional samples and weaving methods, which are used to make scarves, shawls and yard fabrics.

During the plywood, he mentioned that he was married only at the age of 20. “I was married at a very young age of 20. However it was a bad marriage and I split up. I have four daughters and should take care of their education and well-being.

He also mentioned that he had taken the weave to support his 4 daughters. He also said that he was in debt to 35 cords, which is why he is unable to grow his business.

Listening to this, Lenskart co-founder and General Director Bargain said: “You’re stuck in debt trap.” The founders provided 20 cords to 12% of capital, the founder of Shaadi.com, the executive director of Anupi Mittal and EMCURE PHARAMACEUTICALS.

In addition to offering investment, Tatar said: “There is nothing that women can’t do in this country.” Although he does not invest, Vineeta Singh, co-founder of Sugar Cosmetics, offered to help mother’s daughter Duo in any way.

“Sharks” have even offered steps to develop ERI weave into the recognizable brand.