Akbar Visited by Jahangir and Daniyal | Handmade Mughal Miniature Reproduction

This painting reproduces "Akbar Visited by Jahangir and Daniyal," a documented work from the Mughal school of the Jahangir period, now held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The original Persian inscription identifies the scene as Emperor Akbar — shown with the divine halo reserved for reigning emperors — receiving his sons, Prince Salim (later Emperor Jahangir) and Prince Daniyal, within a palace courtyard, attended by courtiers, a tutor, and young princes at play with a deer and hound. Hand-painted on aged paper with a floral border, our reproduction brings this rare glimpse of Mughal imperial family life into a collectible miniature format.
Specifications:
Artwork Specifications
- Subject: Akbar Visited by Jahangir and Daniyal (Mughal School, Jahangir period)
- Base Material: Old Paper
- Medium: Natural Pigments
- Painting Style: Mughal Miniature (Historical Reproduction)
- Border: Floral Motif Border
- Region: Rajasthan, India (handmade reproduction)
- Size: Small
- Framing: Delivered Framed
- Original: 100% Handmade Original (not a print/reproduction of a modern print — this is a hand-painted rendition of the historic artwork)

• This piece is handcrafted to order — more detailed and intricate artworks may take slightly longer to complete.
• Once ready, delivery takes 2–7 business days within India, or 7–15 business days internationally.
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• Keep away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve natural pigments and gold detailing.
• Dust gently with a soft, dry brush — avoid water or chemical cleaners.
• Frame behind glass for long-term display and protection.