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  • Sale! captivating set of three exquisitely carved white marble statues, depicting prominent Hindu deities, stands prominently against a plain dark grey background. From left to right, the figures are Goddess Sita, Lord Rama, and his devoted brother Lakshmana, all rendered with remarkable detail and a serene, divine presence. The leftmost statue portrays Goddess Sita, standing gracefully in a slightly inclined posture. She is adorned with an intricately carved crown, a multi-strand necklace, armlets, and bangles. Her flowing drapery, reminiscent of a traditional Indian saree, is meticulously sculpted with natural folds, revealing the contours of her form. Her left hand gently holds a blooming lotus bud, while her right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing or welcome (possibly Abhaya Mudra). A circular halo, or Prabhamandala, with delicate sunray-like patterns, frames her head, symbolizing her divine aura. In the center stands Lord Rama, a male divine figure depicted in a majestic and commanding posture. He wears a regal crown, numerous necklaces, armlets, and a traditional dhoti-style garment, all carved with precision. In his left hand, he holds a finely detailed bow, resting vertically, and a quiver of arrows is slung over his back, visible above his left shoulder. His right hand is raised, palm facing forward, in a gesture of assurance and benediction (Abhaya Mudra). Like Sita, a circular halo with intricate patterns frames his head. The rightmost statue is almost identical to Lord Rama, representing Lakshmana. He mirrors Rama's posture, attire, and weaponry, holding a bow in his left hand, a quiver of arrows on his back, and his right hand raised in a blessing gesture. His crown, jewelry, and dhoti are also rendered with the same exceptional detail as the other figures. A similar divine halo encircles his head. All three statues stand on multi-layered, ornate rectangular bases, featuring delicate floral or leaf carvings along their edges. The pristine white marble gleams softly, highlighting the smooth finish and the intricate craftsmanship involved in carving the garments, jewelry, facial expressions, and divine attributes. The watermark "the Stone STUDIO" is subtly visible on the base of each statue, indicating the artisan or vendor. This collection of devotional sculptures showcases traditional Indian artistry and is ideal for mandirs, spiritual altars, or as a centerpiece for cultural home decor, embodying devotion and mythological significance.

    Ram Darbar Marble Statue 4ft

    Original price was: ₹449,000.00.Current price is: ₹398,700.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in this statue is Marble. This sculpture is wonderfully crafted by our best artisans. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of the Ram Darbar marble statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in marble
    Total Height Including Base: 48 inches/ 4ft

    Weight:  300-350 kgs approx (per piece)

     

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