Elephants in the Mughal Empire were symbolically significant and used in royal processions, reflecting the sovereign's power and wealth. They were also employed in ceremonial battles and hunting expeditions, serving both as a display of royal majesty and as part of diplomatic and celebratory occasions They sit proudly in our Oxford Black and Gold frame.

Available in 3 sizes -

44cm round, 70cm round & 96cm round.

Printed using archival grade methods to ensure exceptional quality and a long life, the print comes ready to hang in artful round frames custom-made in the UK from sustainable wood. Each and every component is hand cut, printed and assembled in Britain to create pictures of distinction with minimal carbon footprint.