Rama's Hermitage - Painting by Jamini Roy
Depiction of Ramayana in Indian Art |  |
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Sage Goutama Blesses the king Dasharatha with a fertility fruit
Painting from an ancient Sanskrit text |
Hanuman takes Rama's Ring to Sita
Depiction of Ramayana in Indian Art |  |
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Hanuman Fights King Rawana's Army
18th Century Mysore Traditional Art. Ramayana War in Indian Art |
Hanuman, Laxman, and Jatayu attending to Rama
Bhatkal temple sculpture of 16th century A.D. |  |
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Lord Rama Conquers Varuna
Painting by Raja Ravi Varma. Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, Mysore |
Janaka Finds Sita
Painting from Srinivasa Temple, Mulbagil |  |
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Rama Liberates Ahalya
Detail from a Mural in Karnataka |
The War of Ramayana
Detail from a Haladipur pillar |  |
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Rama's Army of Monkeys
Detail from Ganjifa artwork |
Rama Shoots an Arrow Through Seven Trees
Sculpture depicting a scnene from Ramayana, Halebidu sculpture |  |
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Sacrifices Yield Boon Giving Pudding
Rishyashringa performed the holy sacrifice and the final day of the event, a dark skinned deity appeared from sacrificial alter and handed over a vessel of payasam to Dasharatha. He distributed the pudding equally between his three queens. |
Killing of Vali Monkey
Painting by Balasaheb Pant Pratinidhi |  |
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Rama gives his ring to Maruti, so Sita can recognize him as a messenger
Painting by Balasaheb Pant Pratinidhi |
The Bridging of Indian Ocean
Volunteer monkeys building a bridge to Sri Lanka |  |
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Rama's Devotion to Teacher, Father, and Mother
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Rama's Hermitage and the Magic Deer
Painting by Jamini Roy |  |
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Rama Seeks Blessings from Hermit Gautam
Mythological Painting, Mysore |
Anjaneya handing over Sita's Ornament at Ashoka Gardens
Mysore Traditional Painting, Mysore |  |
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The Tricking of Sita
Hoysala period sculpture shows Rawana's people showing two heads to Sita, claiming that Rama and Lakshman are dead. |
Rama with the Army of Monkeys
Detail from Amriteswar temple, Karnataka |  |
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Hunting of Elusive Deer
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Folk Artists as Ramayan Characters
Actors dressed as Rama, Lakshaman, Sita and Hanuman |  |
