LALE (Tulip) Print

Laleh (persian: لاله) is the national flower of Iran and Turkey and has a profound effect on the culture of both countries. But the impact of this interest on the art of the two countries has been different. In Turkish culture, the painted image of this flower is often seen in Turkish artwork, but in Iran, Laleh, as the most famous wild flower, has penetrated and appeared in Persian literature. In Persian literature, the tulip is often a symbol of love and suffering.

• Fine Art Print
• Hahnemühle 210 gsm, Studio Enhanced
• Packed in a protective card board tube
• Shipped 2-5 working days from order  

This is an open edition print from Mehdi Naghavi's calligraphic works. All orders are carefully packed in a protective cardboard tube, shipped with tracking number and certificate. The artwork is printed on Studio Enhanced 210 gsm, a 100 % Cellulose matt paper from Hahnemühle with a bright white shade and a smooth surface texture. The printer used to ensure long-lasting beauty and value is Canon PRO-4100, a large format inkjet printer using Canon's Lucia Ex pigment-based archival inks, providing extremely rich colors and a first-class deep black.