Discover the exquisite 2019 India-Republic of Korea Joint Issue Commemorative Postage Stamp, a philatelic masterpiece celebrating the profound historical and cultural ties between these two ancient nations. This stunning collectible features a vibrant depiction of the legendary connection between India and Korea, specifically commemorating the journey of Princess Suriratna of Ayodhya, who traveled to Korea and became the revered Queen Heo Hwang-ok. The intricately designed artwork on this issue showcases iconic elements from both cultures. On the Indian side, traditional architecture reminiscent of ghats by sacred rivers symbolizes India’s rich heritage. The Korean landscape is beautifully represented by a traditional pavilion and distinctive pine trees, reflecting its serene aesthetics. Central to the design is a magnificent traditional Korean ship, believed to be the vessel that carried Princess Suriratna across the seas, bridging continents and cultures. The joint issue prominently features two distinct postage stamps. The first stamp, valued at 500, elegantly portrays Queen Heo (Maharani Heo), adorned in regal attire, with a background hinting at Korean royal settings. The second stamp, with a denomination of 2500, depicts Princess Suriratna (Rajkumari Suriratna) against a backdrop of Indian architectural splendor, emphasizing her origins in Ayodhya. Both stamps are marked ‘भारत INDIA’ and dated ‘2019’, ensuring their authenticity and value as part of this significant bilateral collaboration. This philatelic item is more than just a stamp; it’s a narrative of cross-cultural exchange, ancient diplomacy, and enduring friendship. Ideal for stamp collectors, history enthusiasts, and those interested in India-Korea relations, this joint issue serves as a tangible piece of shared heritage. Add this unique and historically significant postage stamp to your collection today, celebrating the bond between two vibrant civilizations. It’s a perfect addition for those seeking rare and meaningful philatelic treasures that tell a global story.