South Asian Art Prints

Two traditions, five centuries apart. This collection brings together two lineages in South Asian art: different centuries, different hands, both sized for contemporary walls. Pichwai Prints draw from the living devotional art of Nathdwara, Rajasthan. Structured around sacred motifs: lotus, cow, peacock, Krishna. These prints carry the symmetry and symbolic depth of a tradition still practised today. Ancient India Prints are reproductions of paintings originally created for the royal courts of northern India and now held in museum collections worldwide. Spanning the 17th to 19th century, each piece documents a precise moment: a deity in a landscape, a princess at her window, a raja on a dais. Provenance (date, kingdom, subject) is noted in every listing.