KARM 108

Superfine Large Story of Shri Ram Chandra (Ramayana) Painting on Palm Leaf by Rabi Behera

SKU: PAA560

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Specifications
  • MediumPalm Leaf
    Artist:Rabi Behera
  • Dimensions58.00 in (H) x 21.50 in (W)
Description

This exquisite, large-scale painting masterfully narrates the timeless epic of the Ramayana, depicting the saga of Shri Ram Chandra, an incarnation of Vishnu, through a finely detailed sequence of events. The Ramayana, a foundational epic in Indian culture, recounts Prince Rama's journey, his devotion to dharma, the abduction of Sita by the demon king Ravana, and his ultimate triumph. Rendered with a meticulous hand, the composition unfolds this sacred narrative with an engaging visual rhythm, characteristic of traditional Indian storytelling.

Created by the master folk artist Rabi Behera, this exceptional work is executed on a treated palm leaf, a revered traditional medium central to the Talapatra Chitra tradition, predominantly from Odisha. This intricate art form involves incising detailed narratives directly onto the leaf's surface with a sharp stylus, a painstaking process requiring immense precision and inherited skill. Natural pigments, often derived from mineral and vegetable sources, are then carefully rubbed into these delicate incisions to reveal the detailed storytelling, bringing the epic scenes to vibrant life with subtle, earthy hues.

As a singular, handcrafted creation by a master, this painting stands as a one of a kind original, a testament to an unbroken lineage of Indian folk artistry, distinct from any reproduction. It comes accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and unique status. We ensure its secure transit with free insured delivery provided across India, bringing this remarkable piece directly to your collection.

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Material & Care

Palm Leaf
Artist:Rabi Behera.

  • Keep out of direct sunlight to protect the pigments
  • Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth
  • Avoid moisture, humidity, water and sprays
  • Frame under UV-protective glass for longevity
  • Handmade — slight irregularities are the artist's signature

Indian Folk Art · India

Superfine Large Story of Shri Ram Chandra (Ramayana) Painting on Palm Leaf by Rabi Behera

This exquisite, large-scale painting masterfully narrates the timeless epic of the Ramayana, depicting the saga of Shri Ram Chandra, an incarnation of Vishnu, through a finely detailed sequence of events.

Every line here was drawn by hand, and carries a story older than memory.
Superfine Large Story of Shri Ram Chandra (Ramayana) Painting on Palm Leaf by Rabi Behera

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The Ramayana, a foundational epic in Indian culture, recounts Prince Rama's journey, his devotion to dharma, the abduction of Sita by the demon king Ravana, and his ultimate triumph.

Superfine Large Story of Shri Ram Chandra (Ramayana) Painting on Palm Leaf by Rabi Behera

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Rendered with a meticulous hand, the composition unfolds this sacred narrative with an engaging visual rhythm, characteristic of traditional Indian storytelling.Created by the master folk artist Rabi Behera, this exceptional work is executed on a treated palm leaf, a revered traditional medium central to the Talapatra Chitra tradition, predominantly from Odisha.

Superfine Large Story of Shri Ram Chandra (Ramayana) Painting on Palm Leaf by Rabi Behera

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This intricate art form involves incising detailed narratives directly onto the leaf's surface with a sharp stylus, a painstaking process requiring immense precision and inherited skill.

The tradition

A hand-painted work in a traditional folk idiom of India.

Indian Folk Art · India