Jaipur, India.
Built during the 16th-century reign of Maharaja Jai Singh, these striking symmetrical staircases are a combination of Indian engineering and architectural beauty. Created as a way of collecting the monsoon rains and preserving water for the drier months, the criss crossing stair wells are designed so that people could reach water at any level as the pool rises and falls. This made the step well a central part of the community, used as a water source for all and a meeting spot for the women; a place to chit-chat.
Limited edition print of 50.
Each artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Each photographic print comes with an extra 4cm white border surrounding the entire image. Printed on Radiant White Paper, 270 gsm, 100% cotton.
All works are made to order and are non refundable.
Professionally printed by Via Tolila in France, please allow a 6-8 week turnaround to print, pack, ship and custom frame.
With quality framing available by FRAMING TO A T FRAMERS & DESIGNERS, each framed piece is completed using quality materials to ensure your artwork is expertly finished.
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All unframed prints are to be handled with extreme care and only opened by a framer using cotton gloves. Avoid contact with skin and any oils/moisture.
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