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Send to a friendUnique Cotton Batik Ramayana Painting, "Lord Rama and the Golden Deer"
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Delivery EstimateEnchanted by the beauty of Sita, the evil king Rawana wants her as his concubine. He sends one of his knights to tempt her by transforming himself into a golden deer. Sita, captured by her curiosity, asks her husband to catch the golden deer. Thus begins one of the many trials that beset the noble Rama - though happily, love will ultimately prevail. The story comes from the Sanskrit Ramayana, or "Romance of Rama," the Hindu epic poem. Gusti Made Sujana uses batik to depict Rama and Rawana with the deer.
- 0.35 kgs
- 0.8 lbs
- 142 cm W x 80 cm H
- 56" W x 31.5" H
- 100% cotton
- Signed by the artist
- Made in Indonesia.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia
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Michael
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03/26/2020
"A Delightful Batik Work of Art"
This batik wall hanging is a joy to behold. The detail and quality are exceptional.
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Two Women, Batik Cotton Wall hanging of Two Women Rice Farmers
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Melvis
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10/12/2019
"WONDERFUL"
Just another great addition to my Indo collection.I really like this artist.Please keep in mind that his artwork comes as a rolled canvas that you will have to have stretched over a frame (if you want it framed) and this will add cost to the piece. ($75 - $ 100)
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Deer Trick II, Signed Batik Painting of Hindu Ramayana Scene from Bali
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