Pattabhishekam Series of Rama on Colors with Gold Foil Work Miniature Painting

This exquisite Miniature painting depicts the sacred Pattabhishekam Series of Rama, the ceremonial coronation of Lord Rama. This pivotal moment from the revered Hindu epic, the Ramayana, celebrates Rama's triumphant return to Ayodhya and his anointing as king, symbolizing the re-establishment of dharma, justice, and ideal governance. The visual language of Indian miniature painting renders this scene with meticulous detail, typically showcasing a grand assembly of figures, elaborate royal regalia, and architectural splendor, all brought to life through a delicate palette enhanced by opulent gold.

Crafted by artist Shagun Sengar Shaha from Bangalore, this work employs traditional colors derived from natural minerals and vegetables, alongside lustrous gold foil work. This medium is a hallmark of the Indian miniature painting tradition, which spans the elegant Mughal, vibrant Rajput, and lyrical Pahari schools. These small-format works are celebrated for their exquisitely fine brushwork, achieving intricate patterns, delicate facial features, and subtle expressions. Originating from court patronage, this technique has long graced depictions of devotional narratives, royal life, and romantic themes like Krishna-lila or Ragamala music.

As a truly unique artistic creation, this piece is a one-of-a-kind original painting, not a print. It arrives accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its provenance and value. We are pleased to offer free insured delivery across India for this treasured acquisition.