Ram Darbar Murti

The Lord Ram Darbar Murti emerges as a harmonious symbol of righteousness, love and the epitome of dharma. Lord Ram, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu and his divine consort Sita along with the devoted Hanuman and loyal brother Lakshman collectively form the Lord Ram Darbar. This divine assembly is celebrated for embodying ideal virtues and illustrating the triumph of dharma over adharma as depicted in the epic Ramayana. The Lord Ram Darbar idol encapsulates the essence of familial love, righteousness and duty.

The Lord Ram Darbar Murti is a visual masterpiece with each detail carrying profound symbolism. Lord Ram is often depicted holding a bow and arrow symbolizing valor and the pursuit of truth while Sita is the symbol of virtue stands beside him. Lakshman symbolizes unwavering loyalty and Hanuman the devoted disciple embodies selfless service and unwavering devotion.

The Lord Ram Darbar idol holds immense spiritual significance, attracting worshippers seeking blessings for righteous living, familial harmony and the pursuit of dharma. The presence of this divine assembly in homes and temples is believed to bring harmony, dispel negativity and instill a sense of duty and righteousness.

Different Types of Ram Darbar Murti:

1. Seated Ram Darbar Murti :

Depicts Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshmana and Lord Hanuman seated together in a royal and serene posture.

2. Standing Ram Darbar Murti :

Illustrates Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshmana and Lord Hanuman standing together radiating divine grace and energy.

3. Ayodhya Ram Darbar Statue :

Specific to the representation of Lord Rama’s royal court in Ayodhya showcasing him as the righteous king with his family.

4. Bala Ram Darbar Statue :

Features Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshmana and Lord Hanuman in their child forms symbolizing the divine childhood of the deities.

5. Coronation Ram Darbar Idol :

Depicts Lord Rama’s coronation ceremony with him being crowned as the king of Ayodhya often with the presence of other divine beings.

6. Sita-Rama with Hanuman Murti :

Illustrates the divine trio of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lord Hanuman emphasizing the close bond and devotion between them.

7. Forest Exile Ram Darbar Statue :

Represents Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshmana during their exile in the forest highlighting their resilience and devotion.

8. Dhanush-Ban Ram Darbar Idol :

Features Lord Rama holding the divine bow and arrow signifying the iconic moment of breaking Lord Shiva’s bow to win Sita’s hand in marriage.

9. Ram Parivar Murti:

Illustrates Lord Rama with Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshmana, Lord Hanuman and other divine beings symbolizing the entire divine family.

10. Raghukula Shri Ram Darbar Murti:

Portrays Lord Rama as the epitome of the Raghu dynasty with other members of the family symbolizing the lineage of virtuous kings.