Pundits of India Set of 6 | Antique Hindu Prints | Gallery Wall Art for Living Room
This Pundits of India set of 6 antique lithograph prints turns a single wall into a quiet documentary of Hindu ritual, posture, and light. Six rare studies of pundits at worship, rendered as museum-grade Indian art for the contemporary collector. Each plate captures a different rite. The worship of Hanuman. The worship of Surya. Shiva at Benares. Vishnu by the river. The Kurma avatar. The Gungashtum bath in the Ganga. These are antique Hindu lithographs, hand-tinted in muted saffron, ivory, and ochre, set against architecture and landscape that read like field notes from another century. The series is reproduced from 19th-century lithographic plates. Printed on heavyweight 310 GSM archival cotton paper with pigment inks rated to hold colour for over a hundred years. Archival quality Indian art prints, with no reflective shine and no commercial gloss. The result reads closer to a gallery print than a poster. A six-print Indian gallery wall set earns its space. It works as Indian living room art above a console, behind a long dining table, in a study lined with books, or across the entryway of a heritage-influenced apartment. The grid composition flatters tall walls. The muted palette of cream and saffron Indian wall art sits comfortably against lime-washed, linen, or warm wood surfaces, ideal for modern Indian homes and design-forward interiors. Collectors, interior designers, and architects choose this premium Indian wall art when they want pieces that signal intelligence rather than ornament. It does not compete with the room. It deepens it. Available in sizes from 8x12 to 30x40 inches, with optional framing. Each Pooja art print is packed for archival pieces. Worldwide delivery via FedEx. Choose your size and build the wall. FAQ Where can I buy antique Indian lithograph prints online? Right here. Every Pundits of India print in this set of six is produced in-house at Nakhrro, signed off before dispatch, and shipped from Jaipur with full tracking. Do these Indian art prints come with a frame? Framing is available as an add-on in select finishes. You can choose framed or unframed at checkout. Unframed prints ship rolled in a protective tube. Are these archival quality Indian art prints? Yes. Each print is produced on 310 GSM cotton-based archival paper using pigment inks rated for 100+ years of fade resistance. The same standard used by museums and serious print collectors. Can I order this Indian art set in different sizes? The set is available from 8x12 to 30x40 inches. For large-size Indian art prints for a living room beyond the listed range, custom sizing is available on request. Can I order single prints from the series instead of the full set? Yes. You can order individual Pooja art prints from the series, or the complete six-piece Indian gallery wall set. What materials are used? 310 GSM archival cotton paper and pigment-based inks. Framed versions use solid wood mouldings with acid-free mounting board. Anti-reflective glazing available on request. How is the print shipped? Domestic India delivery takes 5 to 7 working days. International orders dispatched via FedEx with full tracking. Each print is packed flat or rolled depending on size, with corner guards and moisture-resistant wrapping.
Specifications
- Size (in inches)
- S- 8x12”, M- 12x18”, L- 16x24”, XL- 20x30”, XXL- 30x40”
- Medium
- Archival Matte Paper, Canvas
Variants (10)
- S- 8x12” / Archival Matte Paper — 20940.00 INR — In stock
- S- 8x12” / Canvas — 25620.00 INR — In stock
- M- 12x18” / Archival Matte Paper — 25620.00 INR — In stock
- M- 12x18” / Canvas — 34260.00 INR — In stock
- L- 16x24” / Archival Matte Paper — 32640.00 INR — In stock
- L- 16x24” / Canvas — 46860.00 INR — In stock
- XL- 20x30” / Archival Matte Paper — 41460.00 INR — In stock
- XL- 20x30” / Canvas — 62880.00 INR — In stock
- XXL- 30x40” / Archival Matte Paper — 64500.00 INR — In stock
- XXL- 30x40” / Canvas — 123360.00 INR — In stock
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