Rama has not been able to dissuade Sita or Laksmana from accompanying him, and the three now give away all they possess. Seated in a pavilion on the left, Sita distributes her jewels and clothes to the townspeople, while the Brahmin Su by Indian School

Rama has not been able to dissuade Sita or Laksmana from accompanying him, and the three now give away all they possess. Seated in a pavilion on the left, Sita distributes her jewels and clothes to the townspeople, while the Brahmin Su

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Rama has not been able to dissuade Sita or Laksmana from accompanying him, and the three now give away all they possess. Seated in a pavilion on the left, Sita distributes her jewels and clothes to the townspeople, while the Brahmin Su by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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