This print is based on a seventeenth-century Mughal painting documenting the natural world of India. Mughal emperors were known for commissioning detailed studies of the people, plants and animals around them. Two Pigeons forms part of this wider tradition of observing and recording the natural world at court. The pigeon on the left wears two golden anklets, suggesting that the birds may have belonged to the imperial household.
Notebook
Pages: White, Unruled
Dimensions: 12.5 × 12.5 cm (Approximate)
Please note that, as the notebooks are handmade, the dimensions of each product vary slightly
This print is based on a seventeenth-century Mughal painting documenting the natural world of India. Mughal emperors were known for commissioning detailed studies of the people, plants and animals around them. Two Pigeons forms part of this wider tradition of observing and recording the natural world at court. The pigeon on the left wears two golden anklets, suggesting that the birds may have belonged to the imperial household.
Notebook
Pages: White, Unruled
Dimensions: 12.5 × 12.5 cm (Approximate)
Please note that, as the notebooks are handmade, the dimensions of each product vary slightly
