In the heart of this vibrant and intricately detailed artwork, rendered in the traditional Madhubani style, unfolds a moment of divine celebration. The wedding of Lord Rama and Sita, one of the most revered unions in Hindu mythology.
At the centre of the painting, Lord Rama and Sita stand facing each other, adorned in regal attire. Rama, with a calm and noble expression, wears a crown and holds his bow, a symbol of strength and dharma. Sita, graceful and radiant, extends her hands toward Rama as they exchange garlands, a gesture of sacred commitment and love.
 
Flanking the divine couple are their closest companions:
To Rama’s left stands Lakshmana, his devoted brother, watchful and protective.
To Sita’s right is Urmila, her sister, holding a ceremonial tray of offerings, symbolising blessings and familial support.
The background bursts with vivid colours and intricate patterns, characteristic of Madhubani art. Floral motifs and symmetrical designs frame the scene, enhancing its spiritual and celebratory essence.
This painting is more than a depiction of a wedding, it's a visual hymn to love, duty, and divine harmony. It honours not only the mythological significance of Rama and Sita’s union but also the cultural richness of Indian tradition, where art becomes a storyteller of timeless values.