Ram Parivar - Tanjore painting (18*15) - KEB1305 25-03-postMaterial : Wood This Tanjore painting portrays Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lord Lakshmana, traditionally referred to as Ram Parivar Lord Rama symbolizes righteousness, truth, discipline, and ideal leadership Sita represents purity and devotion, while Lakshmana signifies loyalty and selfless service. Together, they represent unity and harmony within the family Symbolic Significance Rama Holding Bow: Readiness to uphold justice and remove evil. Sita
This stylish and comfortable embroidered cotton flap leather sling bag features 3 compartments in a vibrant yellow with blue design
and 6″ depth with 230g weight
This is also a thoughtful addition to your collection of pooja decoration items
The Swastik symbol signifies auspiciousness
Introduce a splash of tradition to your pooja space with this hand-painted wooden Chowki
cultural accent to any wall
a perfect blend of functionality and spiritual aesthetics
this compact set includes a pooja plate
Its lightweight design and vibrant colours make it perfect for celebrating Navaratri
This 6×6 traditional wooden Manai features hand-painted maroon Kolam designs
Illuminate your space with our Brass Hanging Jalli Lamp
while the distinctive bangle handle ensures comfortable carrying
