Lady in Red - Bhaktapur, Nepal

The Scene

The ancient city of Bhaktapur is about 15km east of Kathmandu. Known for many things, including it's paper and pottery, it is perhaps best known for its intricately carved Newar wooden windows. The craft was at its height in the mid-1700s, with some of these windows being hundreds of years old.

In this photo, you can see the window itself is at a slant, weighed down by the red brick facade that it sits within. But the degree to which many of these windows remain preserved is astounding.

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Print Types

OPEN EDITION: (always available)

• High quality, accessible, and always available.
  
• Offered in 3 smaller sizes: 8x12 in., 12x18 in., and 16x24 in.
• Always printed on baryta or similar fine art paper with archival inks.

LIMITED EDITION: (30 copies only)

• Highest quality, exclusive, with limited availability.
  
• Offered in 3 larger sizes: 24x36 in., 32x48 in., and 40x60 in. (or 48x72 in. upon request; please contact for pricing)
  
• Limited to just 30 copies worldwide (#1 of 30 is available; be the first to own a copy of this limited edition print!)
• Printed on Fujiflex Crystal Archive.
  

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