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A beautiful vintage Indian devotional lithograph depicting Ramraj Tilak, the sacred coronation ceremony of Lord Rama. The composition shows Lord Rama and Sita seated in regal splendour, surrounded by divine attendants, sages, court figures and भक्त characters including Hanuman, creating a vibrant and spiritually significant royal darbar scene. The richly detailed interior setting, ceremonial parasol, ornate costumes and devotional atmosphere make this artwork highly attractive for collectors of old Indian religious prints and traditional lithographs.
This piece carries visible publication details for Hemchander Bhargava, Dariba Delhi, with The Bolton F.A.L. Works also visible in the lower margin, adding to its collectible period charm. The subject is a desirable one among collectors because Ramraj Tilak scenes represent the triumphant and auspicious return of Lord Rama to the throne of Ayodhya. Comparable online listings identify this subject as “RAMA RAJ TILAK.”
Condition:
Presented in genuine vintage condition with age-related wear visible throughout. There is noticeable fading, discoloration, rubbing, edge wear, surface marks and loss to parts of the upper border area. The frame also shows age and wear. Despite these condition issues, the main devotional imagery remains visually appealing and decorative. Please refer carefully to all photographs for exact condition.
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