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Ram Darbar
(Diviniti)
(Diviniti)
| Product ID : 538 |  |
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An artwork in itself, embossed using unique process in Switzerland. This Divinity(TM) presentation is on 24 caret Gold Foil, and framed. A Holy Gift for the religious at heart Depicts Lord Ram, his wife Sita, his younger brother Lakshman and his devotee Hanuman. Lord Ram is the eldest of the four sons of Dashrath, the king of Ayodhya. The story of Ramayan revolves around them mainly. It is the story of good depicted by Lord Ram and the evil, Ravan. The battle between the two ended eventually in the killing of Ravan by Lord Ram. This day is celebrated as Vijay Dashmi or Dussehra, the victory of good over evil. Lord Ram's return to Ayodhya after his exile of fourteen years is celebrated as Diwali. Foil Size: 2.5" * 3.5" Frame Size: 5.5" * 6.5" | ||
| Price : $25.00 (Rs. 1,166.05 approx.)
(includes shipping & and all taxes.) |
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| Delivery Information : Please allow 2-4 working days for delivery. | |||
| Message Card : Complimentary with each delivery. | |||
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