Ram Darbar – Hand painted Cheriyal Wooden Wall Plate

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Ram Darbar – Hand painted Cheriyal Wooden Wall PlateRam Darbar the royal court of Lord Rama, seated alongside Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman is one of the most widely recognised scenes in Hindu devotional art. This wall plate renders it in Cheriyal painting, the narrative folk art style of Telangana traditionally used to illustrate scroll paintings of epics and legends. Cheriyal art is known for its bold, flat colour fields, elongated features, and strong outlines a style built for storytelling rather

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