Sita Of Mithila

"A concept based on the cover art of the book Sita: Warrior of Mithila. She stands barefoot in a saffron drape, hair bound for travel, spear braced in one hand and a woven shield in the other; a small satchel and wrist wraps. Beside her reclines a spotted deer, a quiet echo of the Ramayana’s golden-deer episode, while the circular base keeps the scene intimate and self-contained.
Iconographically, the work honors Sita’s classical virtues—fortitude, compassion, and fidelity—while foregrounding her agency and martial resolve popularized in modern retellings such as Warrior of Mithila"