About

A natural color painting illustrating the three significant characters from India’s one of the most well-known mythological stories, The Ramayana, Ram, Sita, and Lakshman are well portrayed through the natural colors over the paper in a duotone texture. Ramayana is a Sanskrit epic, of the ancient days that narrates how prince Rama rescues his wife Sita from the evil clutches of Ravana with the help of a troop of monkeys. This epic was known to be written by the sage Valmiki and was dated around 500 BCE to 100 BCE. In a short note, the story portrays how ram is sent to exile by his stepmother after he won the hands of a beautiful princess Sita. And so after the marriage ram and sita went on an exile where Lakshman accompanied them. In the woods, Sita was abducted by Ravana after Lakshman chopped off his sister’s nose. Ram assembled the monkeys and went in search of his wife Sita and after the allies attacked Lanka, ram rescued her after that Sita has to entire fire just to prove her sanity but was restored by her husband later.

Features:

The Ramayan painting is a work of Indian tribal art and Kalighat painting over the canvas of dimensions 45.72 cm X 55.88 cm on portrait orientation. The natural color painting was curated by artist Sahajan Chitrakar illustrating the almighty in such a creative and elegant way. Kalighat paintings are the ones that are getting evolved and are gaining popularity as a pretty unique genre of Indian painting from the 19th-century Kolkata, in West Bengal. They are mostly characterized by vivid shades and bold outlines and depict gods and several other mythological characters, and are basically known to be the reflection of variant themes. They are easy to make artworks with a very low cost of spending on the resources that are sufficient to sustain the artist. Tribal arts are known to be the distinctive energy one anticipates from the rural areas, and carves out a totally creative piece of work in varied shades and textures, that mainly act as an undercurrent to the craftsmen of the tribal people.

Theme and suitable for:

This painting is a reflection of the spiritual and devotional theme of the Hindu culture. The ultimate intentions behind the painting are to create a devotional impact on the viewer along with creating an inspiration regarding love and unity. The artist carved out the best illustrations, portraying the godly epitome in a quite different aspect that would suit your wall over the living room, bedroom, and worship room with a contemporary or traditional room aesthetic. 

This Ramayan painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.