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This illustrates the divine contest where Lord Rama stringed Shiva's mighty bow, breaking it, thus winning the hand of Princess Sita.


KARM 108
SKU: DDH454
Rs. 10,631.00
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A tenth of every piece returns to the hands that made it. 10% of each sale is devoted to the welfare of the artisans behind the craft.
Certificate of Authenticity
Every KARM 108 painting arrives with a signed certificate verifying its origin, art form and the hands that made it.
The scene depicted is the revered Ram-Sita Swayamvar, a pivotal moment from the Hindu epic Ramayana. This illustrates the divine contest where Lord Rama stringed Shiva's mighty bow, breaking it, thus winning the hand of Princess Sita. It symbolises destiny, strength, and the union of two divine souls, representing dharma and purity. The painting captures this sacred event with detailed figures, rendered in a traditional Indian style that emphasizes narrative clarity and iconic representation, characteristic of epic storytelling in art.
Crafted by artist Roopa from Tamilnadu, this painting showcases a refined hand through its chosen medium. Intricate lines and delicate forms are realised with dip pens, suggesting meticulous attention to detail and outline. The vibrant palette of acrylics on paper lends a contemporary luminosity to the traditional subject, allowing for rich colour saturation and nuanced shading, bringing the epic scene to life with a fresh yet reverent aesthetic.
This exquisite artwork is a singular, one-of-a-kind original, distinct from any print or reproduction. It ships accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and uniqueness. We ensure its safe transit with complimentary insured delivery across India, allowing this piece of cultural narrative to find its place within your collection.
Ships within 30 days across India, insured and free of charge. 7-day returns on undamaged pieces.
Dip Pens and Acrylics on Paper.
The Fit
| Size | Chest | Length | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 42" | 26" | 9" |
| M | 44" | 27" | 9.5" |
| L | 46" | 29" | 10" |
| XL | 48" | 29" | 10.5" |
Note: These are garment measurements, not body measurements.
For a more relaxed fit, we recommend sizing up.
Indian Folk Art · India
The scene depicted is the revered Ram-Sita Swayamvar, a pivotal moment from the Hindu epic Ramayana.
Every line here was drawn by hand, and carries a story older than memory.

01
This illustrates the divine contest where Lord Rama stringed Shiva's mighty bow, breaking it, thus winning the hand of Princess Sita.

02
It symbolises destiny, strength, and the union of two divine souls, representing dharma and purity.

03
The painting captures this sacred event with detailed figures, rendered in a traditional Indian style that emphasizes narrative clarity and iconic representation, characteristic of epic storytelling in art.Crafted by artist Roopa from Tamilnadu, this painting showcases a refined hand through its chosen medium.