‘Ram, Sita, and Laxman’ by Uttam Chitrakar

‘Ram, Sita, and Laxman’ by Uttam ChitrakarIn Uttam Chitrakar's intricate portrayal of Ramayana characters, the image of Lord Rama sitting with Sita conveys a profound sense of grace and devotion, accentuating the depth of their love. The presence of Laxman, the vigilant and loyal brother, standing beside them, adds a layer of protective watchfulness to the scene. Through meticulous detailing, the artist captures the essence of these revered characters, paying homage to the enduring appeal and

showcasing the timeless beauty of Radha and Krishna's union

so use a separate container inside to hold liquid if you intend to use it as a vase

Draped in soft blue and blush garments adorned with delicate silver foil accents

the divine consort of Lord Shiva

It was crafted by workers at the press

a scene unfolds with a Babu and Bibi seated atop a man-pulled rickshaw

symbolizing her active role above the unchanging foundation embodied by Shiva

symbolizing the union of the Paramtama (supreme soul) and the Jeevatma (individual soul)

75”W x 2

Crafted by skilled artisans in India

The artist's brushstrokes convey a sense of grace and simplicity

this oil lamp is made from brass