Rajput King Durbar Painting, Indian Miniature Canvas Print, Restored Royal Court Art

The hush of the durbar - a Maharana draws on his hookah amid the splendor of his court. A Maharana of Mewar holds court beneath a canopied terrace, drawing on his hookah as attendants and nobles gather around him — a full durbar scene of Udaipur ceremony. Mewar (Rajput) school of Rajasthan, painted circa 1870. Faithfully restored from museum archives and printed on premium canvas-textured fine art paper, framed and ready to hang. Enhanced matte paper framed poster Sizes: 12×16 in and 18×24 in Frame colors: Black, Red Oak, White Free shipping We restore the original folio and reproduce it with museum-quality archival pigment inks, preserving every jewel tone and line of gold. A striking centerpiece for a living room, study, entryway, or gallery wall - and a meaningful gift for lovers of Indian, Mughal, Rajput, Islamic and South Asian art, for weddings, housewarmings, Eid and Diwali. - SIZES & FINISHES - Choose your size and finish: framed in Black, Red Oak, or White wood with a warm white mat, or as an Unframed Paper Print ready for your own frame. - QUALITY & SHIPPING - Giclee reproduction on premium artist-grade canvas or fine art paper, archival fade-resistant inks. Made to order and shipped worldwide from the USA. Every Aurah piece carries a story. Restored from the museum archives by Aurah Art House.