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A Viraasat Original

Ramāgaman

Welcome Lord Ram and Sita to your home. A limited edition lamp which personifies the great story of Ramayana, from Vanvaas to Ayodhya return: embossed to perfection.

The Final Wave

Pure brass lamp · Edition of 1,000

Rs. 60,000

Inclusive of taxes and shipping

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Details
Material
Pure Brass
Dimensions
Height 10 in · Diameter 7.5 in
Weight
3.3 kg
Edition

The first wave of 100 pieces has sold out. The final wave is now open: only 1,000 Ramāgaman lamps will ever be crafted.

Delivery

Delivery from 25th November. Prices are inclusive of taxes and shipping.

The Story

After fourteen years of exile, Ram, Lakshman, and Sita returned to Ayodhya, where a kingdom awaited its beloved king. Countless diyas illuminated their path, transforming a night of longing into a celebration of homecoming. Ramāgaman immortalises this moment; the gates of Ayodhya opening and the diyas honouring fourteen years of separation. A tribute to the return of light, hope, and dharma.

The Details

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Vanvaas

Ram leaves behind a kingdom. A brother follows without question, and a queen chooses love over comfort.

Ram, Lakshman, and Sita leave for vanvaas

Surpanakha

Desire turns to humiliation. A single encounter shifts the course of the epic.

Surpanakha's anguished face in the lamp's embossed relief

Wish

Sita’s innocent wish draws Ram away and Raavan’s plan begins to unfold.

Sita asks Ram to bring her the golden deer

Marich

What seems wondrous is only a trap in disguise.

The golden deer is Marich in disguise

Abduction

A false sage arrives at the hut. Trust is broken and Sita is taken from the forest.

Raavan abducts Sita from the forest

Jatayu

An old guardian rises in defiance. In defeat, he becomes the first voice to tell Ram the truth.

Jatayu tries to stop Raavan

Lankapuri

Across the ocean stands a city of gold. Magnificent, distant, and filled with foreboding.

Reaching Lankapuri

Jambavan

Jambavan reminds Hanuman of who he truly is. Memory becomes power, and power becomes flight.

Hanuman leaps across the ocean

Vatika

Hanuman places Ram’s ring in Sita’s hands. A small token becomes a promise of return.

Hanuman gives Sita Ram's ring in Ashok Vatika

Court

Hanuman refuses to bow. As a messenger, he carries the weight of Ram’s will.

Hanuman turns his tail into a seat in Raavan's court

Setu

The vaanar sena builds a bridge where none should exist. What devotion touches, even the sea learns to hold.

The vaanar sena build Ram Setu

Kumbhkaran

He knows his brother stands on the side of wrong. And yet, love binds him where truth cannot free him.

Waking the sleeping Kumbhkaran

Sanjeevani

When Lakshman falls, time itself feels fragile. Hanuman is sent for one life-saving herb, but returns with a mountain.

Hanuman carries the Dronagiri mountain

War

At last, the war finds its final moment. Ram and Raavan stand face to face, dharma against arrogance.

The final battle between Ram and Raavan

Homecoming

Ram, Sita, and Lakshman return to Ayodhya at last. The city answers with light and that homecoming lives on as Diwali.

Ram, Sita and Lakshman return to Ayodhya
Close-up of the embossed figures on the brass frieze
The Ramāgaman lamp lit, its embossed brass spiral rising from a lotus base

Forged in brass and fire

Embossed brass scenes of a city and a royal procession, in warm light