Nalanda University Ruins – Ancient Buddhist Heritage Site
Price range: ₹1,600.00 through ₹7,200.00
Fine-art photograph of the Nalanda Mahavihara ruins in Bihar — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — capturing weathered red-brick stupas and monastery foundations under morning haze. Available as art print, canvas, or digital download.
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Additional information
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| Frame | With Frame |
| Size | L-A0-46.8 x 33.1, L-A1-33.1 x 23.4, L-A2-23.4 x 16.5, L-A3-16.5 x 11.7, L-A4-11.7 x 8.3 |
Fine-art photograph of the Nalanda Mahavihara ruins in Bihar — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — capturing weathered red-brick stupas and monastery foundations under morning haze. Available as art print, canvas, or digital download.
Printed on archival paper with pigment inks, signed and numbered as a limited edition. Supplied mounted and framed under glass, with a certificate of authenticity.
Specifications
Subject: Nalanda University Ruins – Ancient Buddhist Heritage Site
Medium: Archival pigment print
Paper: Acid-free fine art paper
Edition: Limited edition of 10 signed and numbered
Sizes: A0 (118.9x84.1cm), A1 (84.1x59.4cm), A2 (59.4x42.0cm), A3 (42.0x29.7cm), A4 (29.7x21.0cm)
Framing: Mounted and framed under glass
Included: Certificate of authenticity
Delivery: Tricity delivery included; shipped India-wide
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- SKU
- biha001
- Category
- Architecture, Photos
- Brand
- Adi Photography
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Drag the work to move it, double click to centre, arrow keys to nudge. Mount margin 76 mm (3 in) all round, float block profile 25 mm (1 in). Gallery practice hangs the centre of a work at about 152 cm from the floor.
