Prompt

A high-quality, large-scale mural of Sita cooking in the forest during 'Ram ka Van Vaas' (Forest Exile of Lord Ram, mythologically accurate scene from Ramayana), designed in a traditional Indian art style like Madhubani or Pattachitra. The scene showcases a peaceful, dense forest setting with tall trees, birds, and a flowing river. Sita is kneeling near a simple stone hearth, cooking food using earthen pots, positioned inside a single clearly defined protective circle near a small, rustic hut. Lakshman, Ram's brother is carefully using the tip of his arrow to carve a large, unbroken, and Lakshman is in the foreground, carefully using the tip of his arrow to carve a large, unbroken, and visible protective circle on the ground, fully enclosing both the hut and Sita inside it. The arrow is visibly in contact with the soil, etching the Lakshman Rekha as he drags it along the ground, creating a distinct boundary line. The hut is entirely inside the circle, symbolizing the protective barrier. The composition represents the legendary moment from the Ramayana, highlighting security, devotion, and responsibility. The mural is painted in earthy tones—deep greens, browns, and golden hues—to create a tranquil and immersive atmosphere. The intricate detailing of flora, fauna, and traditional patterns makes it a perfect artistic wall piece for an Airbnb or heritage-inspired space. No extra characters, no unnecessary figures or creatures—only Sita, Lakshman, the hut (completely inside the circle), and the distinctly drawn boundary on the ground. Ensure full historical accuracy, clearly showing Lakshman in action, actively drawing the circle with his arrow, while Sita remains inside, cooking.

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