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Birth of Sita
Birth of Sita
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"Immerse yourself in the vibrant tradition of Madhubani painting (also called Mithila painting), where every brushstroke narrates a tale. Our authentic Madhubani artworks epitomize India's cultural richness with intricate designs, vivid hues, and meaningful symbols. Crafted by skilled artisans, each piece is a handmade masterpiece, offering a distinctive touch to your bedroom decor, living room decor, or wall decor, and honouring the artistic heritage of our nation."
This Madhubani painting is beautifully drawn on Canvas by Padma Shri Ms. Dulari Devi and it very well depicts the birth incidence of Sita.
This Original canvas painting comes with a high quality frame along with Certificate of Authenticity of Original painting and with a PaintzStories' card having a lovely story of the artwork/artist.
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Mithila/Madhubani painting by Ms. Dulari Devi (Padma Shri Awardee)
Product: Handmade Mithila/Madhubani painting on Canvas
Painting Size: 40 Inch * 22 Inch ( 3.3 Feet by 1.8 Feet)
Includes: Canvas painting framed with high quality Canvas Frame (with borders). Additional enclosed PaintzStories' Card with a lovely story of the artwork/artist and Certificate of Authenticity of Original painting.
Note: The frame colour may be different than what has been mentioned in the image but we always provide the best match based on painting theme and colour.No additional charges for the frame.
Care and Instructions: The Frame, which comes with hooks should be mounted on firm nails to keep it stable. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
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Sita who was the divine wife of Lord Rama, is one of the main characters of 'Ramayana', a Hindu epic . There is an epic behind the birth of Sita at Janakpur Dham in Mithila which was under the reign of King Janak.
Once, there was no rain fall in this region and people suffered a lot due to shortage of food. As the King sought advices from intellectuals and saints in the palace, they advised him to plough the land by his own hand to please God Indra and have his blessing. When King Janak was ploughing the field he heard a sound from the plough in the soil and found that the device (Hull) is not moving further. When he removed the soil around the plough and dug out a box, he found a beautiful female child lying there. He named her as ‘Sita’, brought up as his own daughter and she grew there as princess of Mithila.
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