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<n>Cafe Ion, Moscow</n>, a 2009 photograph by <n>Boris Savelev</n>.

<n>Spiral Head</n>, a 1950 pastel on paper by artist <n>Pavel Tchelitchew</n>.


"I had never seen an image of Black Tara, so it felt to me that I should paint my Black Tara in the Mahakala thangka style. Here, the Dharma Protector is a fierce goddess sitting on an elephant skin in front of a burning tree, surrounded by black birds." –Mayumi OdaA giclée (zhee-KLAY) is a fine art archival pigment print. A reproduction of an original artwork, which is digitally photographed and then precisely reproduced on a large format printer.
Our giclées are printed using the longest lasting pigmented inks on the finest papers available. We use a water based pigment printer on pH balanced paper. The best quality prints are  created with 12-color ink sets, as used by our printer.
Currently, this is the only format in which to own Mayumi’s large thangka paintings. Each giclée is signed by Mayumi.
Please note: the Large size is a special order, please allow additional time.