Garden of Golden Light

There’s something romantic about the notion of enduring buildings, gardens, and these long-lasting symbols of love that the Mughals were so known for. Standing before Akbar’s tomb, bathed in the twilight’s embrace of purple and orange, I’m captivated. The cool marble floor transforms into a luminous tapestry, shimmering with an otherworldly light. It evokes the image of a grand Mughal garden, its beauty defying the passage of time. Is this a glimpse into the emperor’s imagined paradise, or a reflection of my own yearning for a love that endures? The air hums with a quiet magic, inviting me to explore the dreamscapes whispered on the wind.

This giclée print was created to high standards of reproduction with materials tested by Wilhelm-Research to resist fading and discolouration in excess of 60 years. Printed on textured archival acid and lignin-free paper with a weight of 320gsm. Hand-signed at the bottom.