Mughal Flora Gallery Wall | Set of 12 Botanical Miniatures on Gold | Museum-Grade Indian Art for Living Room and Dining

Twelve Mughal botanical miniatures, each a single flower drawn from life onto a gold leaf ground. Together they build a gallery wall that reads as a private herbarium painted for an emperor. The set is built for one decisive placement, not for piecemeal hanging. Each painting follows the Mughal flora tradition that produced album leaves for the courts of Jahangir and Shah Jahan. A single specimen at the centre, drawn with botanical accuracy, set against a gold ground that holds the colour of the bloom. Twelve different flowers across the set. Pink, yellow, blue, purple, red, and white, each with its own composition. The unifying gold lets the variety read as collection rather than chaos. Produced as museum-grade archival prints on heavyweight 310 GSM cotton paper. Pigment inks rated for 100+ years of fade resistance. The gold ground is reproduced with archival fidelity, holding the warm reflective quality the original Mughal album leaves are known for. Built for a living room wall, a dining room, or an entryway. Hung as a four-by-three grid, the twelve prints compose an intimate gallery wall spanning roughly four to four and a half feet wide. The gold ground reads as warmth against cream, lime wash, and stone, and as quiet sophistication against darker wood and terracotta interiors. Mughal botanical art is one of the most collected Indian art categories in the world. The original folios sit in the British Museum, the V&A, and the Met. This set brings that visual language into the home as a complete gallery wall, designed to look composed without needing a curator. Twelve prints, matched dimensions, sold as a complete set. Framing optional. Choose framed or unframed and build the wall. FAQ Is this a set of hand-painted Mughal miniatures or prints? This is a curated set of twelve museum-grade archival prints of Mughal botanical miniatures. For hand-painted originals on the Mughal album leaf format, write to the studio for current availability. Where can I buy a Mughal botanical art set online? Right here. Every print is produced in-house at Nakhrro on archival cotton paper, packed for archival pieces, and shipped from Jaipur with full tracking. Is this from the Mughal flora tradition? Yes. The compositions follow the Mughal flora tradition that produced album leaves for the courts of Jahangir and Shah Jahan, with a single botanical specimen at the centre of each painting on a gold ground. Are these archival quality Mughal 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 collectors. Do the prints come framed? Framing is offered as an add-on in select finishes. Choose framed or unframed at checkout. Unframed prints ship rolled in protective tubes. Matched framing across all twelve is recommended for the gallery wall effect. Can I buy fewer than twelve prints? The set is curated as a complete twelve. Individual Mughal botanical prints are available separately in the Mughal Flora collection. How should I arrange the gallery wall? The set is designed to hang as a four-by-three or three-by-four grid. Spacing of two to three inches between frames typically reads cleanest. The studio is happy to advise on wall dimensions and layout. 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 does shipping work? Domestic India delivery takes 5 to 7 working days. International orders dispatched via FedEx with full tracking, packed with corner guards and moisture-resistant wrapping. The set ships in coordinated packaging to keep all twelve prints aligned through transit.