Ravana, the antagonist in the Indian epic Ramayana was a capable ruler, devout Shiv disciple, accomplished scholar, and arts patron. He had defeated not only humans, but also celestials and other demons, establishing himself as the most powerful asura or demon in the three worlds. He was deep when it came to the knowledge of vedas and seemingly shallow when it came to outlook and behavior. The Ravana room on the Tamas floor explores the paradox that was him.
Bed Type: King
Ravana’s Doodles, a witty and quirky headboard, is an imaginative depiction of Ravana’s lost and found diary, complete with his thoughts, strategies, tact, and scornful self-impressions. The painting that hangs in the room depicts Ravana in both avatars, as demon king and sage. He holds a veena at Mount Kailash, the holiest peak in the Himalayas, surrounded by the nine planets demonstrating his mastery of music and control over planetary effects. The horns and sceptre chair represents him in his avatar as king of asuras. The metallic sculpture represents Ravana’s ten heads with twenty eyes.
Wifi
LED TV
Laundry
Air Conditioner
OTT
Electronic Safe Locker
Phone
Tea/Coffee Kettle
Shower
