Indian art prints for modern spaces
Art with a past.Made for your present.
Curated art prints inspired by the rich visual heritage of India — from forgotten archives to your walls.
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Stories from a richer, more beautiful past
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Black hooded oriole on Jackfruit stump
Rs. 7,499.00
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Lady of the Court at Faizabad
Rs. 9,999.00
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Mallika and the Birdman Khwaja Mubaraq
Rs. 11,999.00
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More than decor
Every print has a story.
Our collections are inspired by rare archives, colonial explorations, royal ateliers and the everyday beauty of a bygone India. Each piece is a window into a richer, more layered past — lovingly curated for modern homes.
Featured collection
The Royal Aviary
Majestic birds. Verdant gardens. A celebration of India's extraordinary natural heritage.
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5.0 / 5Based on 4 reviews
Beautiful detail, beautifully framed.
The colours and fine details make this print feel special. It has become the focal point of our living room.
Raja of Patiala, 1844
A lovely addition to our home.
The artwork adds warmth and character to the room. The finish feels thoughtful and the packaging was carefully done.
Amir of Kabul and his family, 1844
Art with a story to tell.
I love the heritage behind the piece. The print looks wonderful up close and brings something distinctive to the space.
Attendants of Raja Kharak Singh, 1844
Even better on the wall.
The details look crisp and the colours work beautifully with our interiors. A piece we enjoy looking at every day.
Dhulloo and Dedar Khan, 1844
A timeless touch for our reading corner.
The delicate details and warm tones make this artwork a lovely addition to a quiet corner. It pairs beautifully with our favourite books.
Raja of Patiala, 1844
