Digital art print of the original artwork.
Media: Giclée print on archival paper.
Size: 8 X 12" + 1.5" margin
Perched on the banks of Lake Pichola, Udaipur’s City Palace is 400 years of royal grandeur packed into one breathtaking complex. Started in 1559 by Maharana Udai Singh, it’s a labour of love that took centuries to complete.
And when it comes to art, Indian royalty didn’t do half-measures. This place is a visual feast—ceilings, floors, walls, even hidden corners are covered in intricate designs. Case in point? A mural tucked away in a water-storage corner, casually hanging out with massive copper pots—taller than my 5'2" frame.
The artwork? A century-old riot of colour, depicting Krishna and his gopikas. Because in Udaipur, even storage spaces get the royal treatment.
The City Palace, Udaipur
The art print is personally signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Colours may vary slightly due to differences in monitor settings, browser variations, and lighting conditions during photography. While we strive for accurate colour representation, we cannot guarantee an exact match between the product and its on-screen image.