Ram Darbar - Ram Laxman Sita & Hanuman Statue Diwali Decoration & Pooja Ghar | Lord Ram Darbar Idol Showpiece Hindu Religious Idols Ram Sita Laxman Hanuman Statue

Name : Ram Darbar - Ram Laxman Sita & Hanuman Statue Diwali Decoration & Pooja Ghar | Lord Ram Darbar Idol Showpiece Hindu Religious Idols Ram Sita Laxman Hanuman Statue

Material : Marble

Type : Ram

Product Length : 5.5 cm

Product Height : 12.5 cm

Product Breadth : 8.5 cm

Net Quantity (N) : 1

A Ram Darbar idol is a sculptural representation of the divine assembly of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman. These idols are often used in Hindu temples and homes for worship and can be crafted from various materials such as clay, metal, wood, or marble. Here are some typical characteristics of a Ram Darbar idol set :  

Lord Rama :  

Often depicted standing in a regal pose, sometimes with a bow (Dhanush) in his hand.

Usually adorned with a crown (mukut) and royal garments.

Sita :  

Stands next to Rama, usually on his right side.

Depicted in traditional attire, often holding a lotus or standing with hands in prayer.

Lakshmana :  

Stands on Rama's left side, holding a bow.

Depicted as a younger prince, sometimes with a slight difference in stature or attire to indicate his supportive role.

Hanuman :  

Shown kneeling or standing in devotion at Rama's feet.

Often holds a mace (gada) and has his hands folded in reverence or holding the feet of Rama.

Sometimes depicted lifting a mountain (Sanjeevani) in reference to the Ramayana story.

These idols are used during various festivals such as Ram Navami (the birthday of Lord Rama), Diwali, and other religious ceremonies. They serve as a focal point for prayers, rituals, and meditations, helping devotees connect with the virtues and stories of the Ramayana.

Country of Origin : India