Chhaya
Chhaya means “shadow” in Sanskrit. In Hindu tradition, Chhāyā is itself personified as a shadow, associated with the sun god Surya. The name seems especially fitting for a tiger—a creature whose power often lies in remaining unseen. In India's forests, the tiger can be present long before it becomes visible, its stripes dissolving into the shadows of the forest. Photographer: Graham Elliott Location: India All prints are presented on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Giclée paper. Sizes available: 45×30cm, 18×12", fine art print, edition of 50 60×40cm, 24×16", fine art print, edition of 25 100×70cm, 39×28", fine art print, edition of 10 Each artwork comes with an exclusive Certificate of Authenticity (COA), containing signature and edition number. Each order also includes a personal letter from the artist. Safe, tracked delivery guaranteed worldwide, with sustainable packaging.
Specifications
- Size
- 45×30cm, 18×12", 60×40cm, 24×16", 100×70cm, 39×28"
- Type
- Print only
Variants (3)
- 45×30cm, 18×12" / Print only — 220.00 AUD — In stock
- 60×40cm, 24×16" / Print only — 268.00 AUD — In stock
- 100×70cm, 39×28" / Print only — 487.00 AUD — In stock
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