Rāvana or Ravan or रावण was a king in the ancient country of Lanka according to legend and the villain in the holy epic of Ramayana. He is depicted as a demon with ten heads. These are photographs of Ravan from a mural or painting I saw in the village of Dakshinachitra, a heritage village near Chennai. This is a genuine ancient piece of art which was hung in frame with a gray background. I have reproduced the beautiful painting here but changed the background to white to make the figure of Ravan to stand out better.
Certain parts of the painting have been damaged as it's old, but even then it looks like colourful and spectacular. There was no artist's name on the painting which confirms that this painting must be at least a hundred years old.
While toying with photoshop I altered the original painting a little to give it a dark look.
This is a sketch or drawing of Ravan or Ravana, based on the painting above.
Related Pictures: Indian cities lit up at night with Diwali lights or Dassera or Dasara flowers
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Certain parts of the painting have been damaged as it's old, but even then it looks like colourful and spectacular. There was no artist's name on the painting which confirms that this painting must be at least a hundred years old.
While toying with photoshop I altered the original painting a little to give it a dark look.
This is a sketch or drawing of Ravan or Ravana, based on the painting above.
Related Pictures: Indian cities lit up at night with Diwali lights or Dassera or Dasara flowers
For religious symbols from Hinduism: Swastika graphics from India or Paduka or Guru's feet or or Shiva Pindi or Lingam
For images of Ganesh Idols lit up with decorative electric and psychedelic lights see this post: Ganpati at Night or try this one: Ganesh Pandal decorations on the streets or Ganpati or Ganesh sketches
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