Rama Lala is the child form of Rama, one of the most revered figures in Hinduism. Small in stature but grand in meaning, he symbolizes purity, innocence, and the promise of a heroic destiny. In temples and devoted homes, his image is depicted as a mischievous boy, with a sparkle in his eyes that already foreshadows the deeds of the just king he would one day become.
Legend has it that even in his childhood, Rama Lala exuded a divine presence. It is said that the sages who saw him felt a mixture of tenderness and reverence, for they knew that the boy, playing like any other child, was the incarnation of dharma itself—the path of righteousness. His smile charmed everyone around him, but his inner strength was already visible—a precursor to the warrior who would face epic battles to restore justice.
To this day, his worship is celebrated with devotion, especially in sacred places where his presence is still believed to be felt. For the faithful, Rama Lala is not just a symbol of the past but a living reminder that greatness begins in innocence and that even the most powerful were once children with pure hearts and grand dreams.
Material: High-definition resin
Weight: 230 g
Height: 20 cm
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Fragile product.
Semi-hand-painted, resulting in individual variations in each piece.
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