Chao Mae Hin Khao Chinese Shrine Fine Art Print
Photo of fine art print on display.
Photo of fine art print on display.
Photo of fine art print on display.

Chao Mae Khao Hin Chinese Shrine

From: $75.00

Having original art is a powerful way of stating who you are to yourself, your family, and your guests. It is a great conversation starter and a powerful way of spreading ideas. Add personality and style to your home or office, select the print size that you prefer. 

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Title: Chao Mae Khao Hin Chinese Shrine

Limited and Open edition fine art print signed and dated. 

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  • Prints are Open Edition.
  • Print size refers to the size of the photograph paper.
  • Photographs are printed on Fuji Chrystal Archive the highest quality C-Type fine art photographic paper available today.
  • The image is bordered with a white float on the paper and artist’s signature placed on the float.
  • The photograph will be inspected signed on verso and dated.
  • Price increases as the edition sells.

 

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  • Orders printed on demand and are usually dispatched within 3 to 5 days. If I am traveling or on assignment, you will be notified of any delays. 
  • Prices include free shipping. You can choose between Standard International Registered Post (free) or Expedited Shipping via DHL (additional charge).
  • Standard international registered post and can take on average two weeks for delivery but allow up to one month depending on location. Expedited shipping can take 3 to 4 days. 
  • Prints will be listed at retail value for shipping purposes. Customs duties on import are not included in the purchase and are the responsibility of the buyer.
  • Prints 8×10 inches or below are flat packaged. Larger sizes will be packaged in tubes.
  • Orders can be cancelled or returned for a refund subject to Terms and Conditions.  
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Contact Info;
Nathan Hutchinson
email@nathan-hutchinson.com
+668 7102 7693

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