Sita, who is guarded by raksaskas at Lanka, looks at the ring given to her by Hanuman (Vol.1 fol.10) by Indian School

Sita, who is guarded by raksaskas at Lanka, looks at the ring given to her by Hanuman (Vol.1 fol.10)

(Vol.1 fol.10 Sita, who is guarded by raksaskas at Lanka, looks at the ring given to her by Hanuman (opaque wc, ink & gold on paper))


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Sita, who is guarded by raksaskas at Lanka, looks at the ring given to her by Hanuman (Vol.1 fol.10) by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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