A Dialogue in Turquoise and Gold

This Mughal-era masterpiece is a stunning example of 17th-century miniature painting, likely originating from the Deccan or Imperial Mughal courts. It captures a moment of poised nobility and the intimate connection between a hunter and his raptor.

Curatorial Note : This work is a standout selection for its preservation of tonal depth and its representation of the "Deccani" influence within the broader Mughal tradition. The curation focuses on the balance of the composition: the heavy, grounded stance of the hunter in his leather mojaris contrasted with the weightless, ethereal quality of the hawk. The choice to include this piece centers on its ability to evoke a sense of quietude and mutual respect between man and nature, far removed from the chaotic energy often associated with hunting scenes.

• Material: FSC-certified birch wood, showcasing natural grain for a rustic feel.
• Finish: Clean edges with edge-to-edge prints for a seamless look.
• Thickness: 10mm (0.4")
• Printing: Unprinted white areas reveal the wood grain for added texture.
• Hanging Kit: Included; varies by country.
• Sizes: 4 options in inches (US&CA) and cms (rest of the world).

No minimum orders, printed and shipped on demand.