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A striking vintage Indian mythological colour print titled “BHRATRI BRATA”, depicting a dramatic forest scene from the Ramayana tradition, with Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana portrayed amid a dense and atmospheric landscape.
The composition is especially attractive for its deep colours and narrative quality. The figures are set against dark woodland, distant hills and a glowing sky, while the bow, arrows and traditional costumes immediately evoke the epic world of the Ramayana. The expressive poses and rich background give the artwork an almost theatrical quality typical of historic Indian popular printmaking.
The lower margin retains its original multilingual inscriptions together with important period publishing details. It is marked:
Title: BHRATRI BRATA
Designed & Published by: S. C. Banerjee
Publisher: Sital-Manzil
Calcutta
Original Bengali and Hindi inscriptions present
“All rights strictly reserved by the Artist” printed along the lower margin
Registered publication marking visible
Product Description
Bhratri Brata is a fascinating example of vintage Indian mythological art centred on themes of devotion, loyalty, sacrifice and brotherhood associated with the Ramayana.
The richly coloured scene presents the principal figures within a dramatic forest setting, combining religious storytelling with decorative artistry. The original printed title, regional-language verses and surviving S. C. Banerjee / Sital-Manzil publisher details considerably enhance its historical and collector interest.
Presented in an old black wooden frame, the work retains its authentic aged character, with natural toning and wear accumulated over time.
Details
Title: BHRATRI BRATA
Subject: Ramayana Mythological Scene
Figures: Rama, Sita & Lakshmana
Type: Vintage Indian Colour Print
Designed & Published by: S. C. Banerjee
Publisher: Sital-Manzil, Calcutta
Original Bengali/Hindi text present
Registered publication marking
Old wooden frame
Condition: Vintage condition with age-related staining, paper wear, small edge losses, marks and toning as visible in photographs
Ideal for: Indian art collectors, Ramayana collections, heritage interiors and vintage mythological-art collections
Collector’s Note
The combination of its Bhratri Brata title, Ramayana imagery, multilingual inscriptions and original S. C. Banerjee publishing credit makes this an attractive piece of historic Indian printed art with both devotional and cultural value.
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