ikṣvākuvaṅśaprabhavō rāmō nāma janaiśśruta: .

niyatātmā mahāvīryō dyutimāndhṛtimān vaśī ৷৷

Rama, born in the race of King Ikshvaku, was known for his regal demeanor, incomprehensible prowess, self-effulgent, authoritative nature, and ability to regulate his senses.

This Sitting Prabhu Shri Rama Brass Statue beautifully captures the regal essence of Lord Rama in his Sanyasi attire. Narada, in ancient scriptures, extols the regal characteristics of Rama, and this statue reflects a unique depiction of the revered deity. Adorned in the distinctive attire of a Sanyasi, Lord Rama wears his hair in an uplifted hair bun, draped in the sacred Bhagva Vastra and embellished with a Rudraksha necklace.

Holding the bow and arrow, symbols of his heroic prowess, he sits with both legs folded on a lotus podium. This intricately crafted statue not only portrays Rama's royal demeanor but also signifies his spiritual and divine qualities, merging regality with the ascetic persona. The attention to detail in attire and posture serves as a visual testament to the reverence and devotion towards Lord Rama, making this statue a divine and culturally rich addition to any sacred space.