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Ram Parivar Marble Statue

Rs. 275,000 / Piece

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Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
Ram Parivar Marble Statue
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These images serve as reference only. The final sculpture will closely resemble the depicted images, crafted to match the chosen painting style and workmanship.

Ram Parivar Marble Statue

Rs. 275,000 / Piece

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PRODUCT DETAILS

Material:Marbel

Dimensions (Height & Length & Width): 42 x 17 x 8 inches

Weight: 350000 gms

Work: White

This Ram Darbar statue is crafted from pure white marble from Vietnam and includes Lord Ram, his wife Sita, and his younger brother Lakshman. Placing a Ram Darbar in one's home temple is considered particularly auspicious, as it is thought to bring peace and prosperity.