This piece was inspired by my adoration of Mughal art. Mughal art emerged from the Persian miniature painting tradition, with additional Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain influences. This style was confined mainly to book illustration and the production of individual miniatures that evolved in India during the reigns of the Mughal emperors, 16th–18th century.

This fine art, exhibition quality, giclée print is printed on heavy-weight 285gsm paper. Giclée printing is a process which combines pigment inks with archival paper to create bright prints which don't fade and will last a life time.

Colours may vary slightly depending on the screen used to view the product but the colours are beautiful!

The print measures 24.5x36.5cm and can easily be framed and mounted.

For delivery, the print will be protected by a cellophane sleeve and posted in a board backed envelope or a postal tube. We ship worldwide.