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Hulagu Khan Giving a Feast and Dispensing Favor upon the Amirs and Princes Canvas Cloth Print, c.1596–1600
Hulagu Khan Giving a Feast and Dispensing Favor upon the Amirs and Princes Canvas Cloth Print, c.1596–1600
Hulagu Khan Giving a Feast and Dispensing Favor upon the Amirs and Princes Canvas Cloth Print, c.1596–1600

Hulagu Khan Giving a Feast and Dispensing Favor upon the Amirs and Princes Canvas Cloth Print, c.1596–1600

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A magnificent celebration of imperial power and dynastic heritage, this Mughal miniature portrays Hulagu Khan hosting a ceremonial gathering beneath richly colored canopies. Commissioned as part of Akbar's illustrated history of the Mongol rulers, the painting combines historical narrative with the extraordinary detail and sophistication of late sixteenth-century Mughal art. Filled with vibrant costumes, luxurious textiles, and courtly symbolism, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the world from which the Mughal Empire traced its origins. The original artwork is preserved in the Cleveland Museum of Art. This print is the only way to own it.

Material: Canvas fabric
Artistic Origin: Mughal India
Style: Mughal Historical Miniature Print
Date: c.1596–1600

Disclaimer:
• This is a print, not a handpainting. Printed on canvas cloth and made to order.
• Frame is not included — those shown are for display only.
• As these are made-to-order designer pieces, expect minor colour variations from the displayed artwork.
• This piece is a print reproduction of a historic museum painting.

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This grand Mughal court print depicts Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan and founder of the Ilkhanid dynasty in Iran, presiding over a ceremonial feast attended by princes, nobles, and military commanders. The work was created for an illustrated Chingiz-nama commissioned during the reign of Emperor Akbar, who proudly traced his ancestry to the Mongol rulers through his maternal lineage.

Produced by artists Lal, Dharam Das, and Padarath, the print exemplifies the collaborative nature of the Mughal imperial atelier. Richly detailed carpets, canopies, and courtly figures evoke the splendor of Mongol rulership while reflecting the refined artistic language developed under Akbar's patronage.

Arrives Exactly as Expected

Quality Control

Every painting is carefully inspected by our team before dispatch.
If requested, we’ll also send you a photo for approval before shipping.

Secure Shipping

Each piece is shipped in a rigid protective tube to reach you safely.
Our team personally inspects each piece before dispatch.

Customer Service

Our London team is on hand to assist with any queries or issues.
We resolve concerns directly to ensure your satisfaction.

Hulagu Khan Giving a Feast and Dispensing Favor upon the Amirs and Princes Canvas Cloth Print, c.1596–1600
Hulagu Khan Giving a Feast and Dispensing Favor upon the Amirs and Princes Canvas Cloth Print, c.1596–1600 Sale price£48.00 GBP Regular price£63.00 GBP-25%
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