Through his magic powers; Bharadvaja has conjured up a palace set in a pleasure ground for the entertainment and refreshment of his guests. Bharadvaja and the other ascetics and Brahmins sit in the throne-room; while the two princes first sit beside the empty throne; allotted of course to the absent Rama; and then take their leave. Two chowrie-bearers fan the throne; while apsarases dance and play musical instruments outside; and others look on from the windows. To the right; the two princes; in clean garments; take their meal together; eaten off gold dishes set on leaves; while the ministers and army-chiefs also have their meal set out on leaves.Udaipur; c. 1653.From: Ramayana.Add. 15296 (1); f. 106London; British Library.