Emperor Jahangir at the Jharoka Window of the Agra Fort presents a pivotal moment in Mughal history, masterfully rendered by the celebrated artist Abu'l Hasan circa 1620. This distinguished work captures the emperor's daily jharoka darshan—a ceremonial appearance before his subjects from the fort's iconic balcony—embodying the grandeur and accessibility of imperial rule. The painting exemplifies the refined aesthetics of the Mughal court, with meticulous attention to architectural detail, regal bearing, and the ceremonial significance of this sacred ritual. An exceptional addition for collectors of Indo-Islamic art and those drawn to historical narratives of power, devotion, and cultural magnificence.

Experience the love and serenity of this ancient art with a contemporary feel. 
Printed on premium art paper or canvas as per your choice. Make sure to choose the size and type of frame that works best in your space. 

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S - 0.5 inches frame
M- 0.5 inches frame
L - 0.5 inches frame
XL - 0.75 inches frame
XXL and XXXL - 1.5 -1.75 inches frame

Minor differences in thickness of reference image frames and actual frames have to be expected.

In metal frames, we use matte silver and gold frames of approximately 1.5 inches thickness.