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Ramayana: From Learning to Sita Swayamvar
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Ramayana: From Learning to Sita Swayamvar

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D. Venkata Raman

The Dhanalakota family is one of the most prominent names in the world of Cheriyal painting, an art form deeply rooted in the storytelling traditions of Telangana. For generations, this talented family has dedicated itself to preserving, practicing, and promoting this rich visual heritage through vibrant scrolls and panels that depict epics, folklore, and village life. From master artist Venkataramana to the younger generation including Sai Kiran, the Dhanalakotas have kept the traditional techniques of Cheriyal art alive, while also introducing contemporary themes and evolving storytelling methods. The family works closely together—painting, teaching, and participating in exhibitions across India and abroad. Artists like Deepika, Padma, and Nageshwar bring their own flair to the tradition, contributing intricate details, vibrant compositions, and unique perspectives shaped by years of hands-on experience. Today, the Dhanalakota family stands as a symbol of continuity and cultural pride—passing on the legacy of Cheriyal painting not just within their family, but to a wider audience of learners, art lovers, and cultural enthusiasts. Their contributions to the art world have been widely recognized, and he has received numerous awards for his outstanding work.

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Cheriyal art is more than an adornment for your wall. These scrolls once served as portable epics for travelling storytellers, connecting villages through shared cultural tales. This Cheriyal art painting by D Venkata Ramana tells stories of the great Hindu epic - the Ramayana. This hand-painted artwork captures important moments from Lord Rama’s journey. It includes depictions of the early life of Lord Rama. It shows images showcasing his childhood and his brave actions during Sita’s Swayamvar. Key moments include Rama’s training in archery and the dramatic event where he breaks Lord Shiva’s bow to win Sita’s hand in marriage. The rich colours and intricate patterns of the artwork bring these events to life, highlighting emotions like bravery, wisdom, and destiny. It beautifully captures the timeless tale of duty and love, drawing everyone into the epic story. Each brushstroke represents the rich history and craftsmanship of this 500-year-old folk art. Whether placed in a home or an office, this Cheriyal painting adds spiritual depth, cultural richness, and artistic elegance to any space. Measuring 36x24 inches, this painting is fit for large walls and bold décor. Its size allows for detailed storytelling, making each part of the Ramayana stand out. If you are spiritually inclined and have read the Ramayana, this painting will hold deeper meaning and value for you. ## Why This Artwork Stands Out? - 100% Hand-Painted by D. Venkata Ramana – A master of the Cheriyal art form, keeping this ancient tradition alive. - Authentic Materials & Natural Colours – Painted on handmade khadi canvas with 100% natural pigments for lasting vibrancy. - A Stunning Addition to Your Spiritual & Cultural Space – Elevates the ambience of temples, meditation rooms, offices, and art galleries. Bring home a priceless piece of India’s storytelling heritage - Ramayana: From Learning to Sita Swayamvar. A unique one-of-a-kind artwork that will light up any space.
What is Cheriyal art?
Cheriyal art is a traditional folk art form Telangana in India, known for its vibrant colors and storytelling elements. It often depicts themes from mythology, and daily life.
Do the paintings come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes, each Rooftop Indian painting comes with a certificate of authenticity, verifying its origin and artist.
How do I care for my painting?
Simple ways to take care of a painting would include -Keeping it away from direct sunlight and moisture. -Dusting it gently with a soft cloth.
Will the Colour of the painting be the same as in the image?
There may be slight differences in colour from the image. Every artwork is handpainted and unique.