Ramayan Bengal Pattachitra Wall Plates -Set of 3

Ramayan Bengal Pattachitra Wall Plates -Set of 3

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Features

Product Features

Art Form: Ramayan-inspired Pattachitra storytelling
Material: Durable metal base with detailed hand-painted finish
Design: Depicts key Ramayan moments in a minimal storytelling set
Number of Pieces: Set of 3 wall plates
Shape & Orientation: Round plates in portrait display
Frame Type: Unframed, ready-to-hang décor
Wall Art Form: Traditional wall hanging décor
Placement: Ideal for compact spaces, pooja rooms & elegant wall accents

Specifications

Product Dimensions: 35 cm × 35 cm (each plate approx.)
Set Size: 12 × 10 × 8 inches (packaging)
Item Weight: Approx. 700 grams

Why You’ll Love It

Inspired by Ramayana storytelling tradition
Compact 3-piece narrative set (perfect for small spaces)
Premium metal craftsmanship for durability
Easy wall installation with hooks
Designed to create a meaningful, not just beautiful space

Contact

Ritualistic,

Pioneer Urban Park, Sector 62, Gurugram, Haryana

e-mail: support@ritualistic.in

Product Description

A story you’ve grown up hearing… now captured in moments you can see and feel.
This set of 3 Ramayan wall plates brings together love, devotion, and unwavering faith - turning your walls into a space filled with meaning. Crafted in a traditional storytelling art style, each plate holds not just a scene - but an emotion that stays with you.

The Ramayana, Told in 3 Powerful Moments

Each plate is a glimpse into the Ramayana.
Simple, yet deeply moving.

1. Ram–Sita Vivah (A Union Blessed)

A moment of divine celebration.
Lord Ram and Maa Sita unite in a sacred bond, surrounded by joy and blessings—symbolising pure love, harmony, and destiny fulfilled.

2. Kevat Seva (Devotion in its Purest Form)

As Ram, Sita, and Lakshman reach the river, the humble boatman Kevat welcomes them with folded hands. Instead of seeking reward, he gently washes Lord Ram’s feet before helping them cross—expressing selfless devotion, humility, and love without expectation.

3. Sacred Reunion (Return to Ayodhya)

The journey comes full circle.
Ram and Sita reunite and return to Ayodhya, where Ram is crowned king. This final plate reflects peace, harmony, and the restoration of balance—a kingdom built on truth and righteousness.

More Than Decor - A Feeling You Carry

These plates don’t just fill your walls -
they remind you of: