Material : Hand printed serigraph
Dimension : 13"x13"
As if looking through the window of the Dargah onto the grounds of Fatehpur Sikri where several of ‘mazaars’ lay still resonating the history of the abandoned city.
The artwork is printed by hand through screen printing technique and is a limited edition of 30 prints.
Serigraphy (screen print) is a method of transferring ink on paper through a superfine fabric that works as a stencil called 'screen'. A new screen is overlayed for each colour hence the artwork needs to be printed as many times as the number of colours in it.
Inspired by the memoirs of a traveller, Discovery of India presents a range of unique wall arts that feature the rich architectural and cultural heritage of this vast country. They are bright attractive works of Pop Art that never fail to seize attention.
12"x12" in size. Unframed.
Country of Origin - India
ABOUT Discovery of India
The idea behind Discovery of India is to appreciate the beauty and soul of the sub-continent which is aptly titled Incredible India!
This design series is inspired by the wanderer who had the pleasure of visiting India. Even as he has gone back to his native place, the memories of his visit continue to haunt him. The images, the colors, the places, the sounds and the people, all keep reflecting to his mind, leaving him feel the nostalgia.
Each design from the series carries this nostalgia within itself.
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