Rani Ki Vav - Gujarat - India - Travel Wall Art Print Poster

Rani Ki Vav (Queen's Stepwell) was built in 1063 AD in Patan, Gujarat, India, by Queen Udayamati of the Solanki dynasty. A UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its 800+ intricately carved sculptures and seven-storey subterranean design — a breathtaking gem for travel art and heritage lovers. Coordinates: 23.8587° N, 72.1018° E.

• Heavyweight 200gsm+ paper as standard, with up to 260gsm in select regions.
• Available from A5 to A0 and 28 UK/USA sizes
• Optional black, white, and oak wooden frame in 18 popular sizes
• Sharp detail with rich colours
• Perfect for modern and minimalist interior
• Digital download available

Bring the character of Rani Ki Vav into your space with this travel-inspired wall art. The composition can work as a focal point or as part of a coordinated gallery wall. Review the product options on this page to select the size and presentation that best suit your room. This artwork can complement living rooms, bedrooms, offices, studios and hallways, while also offering a thoughtful gift idea for travellers and art lovers. Pair the print with a frame and colour palette that support your existing décor. The listing images show the artwork in a range of presentation views; please check the product details for the exact format and options supplied.