Badshahi Masjid in Lahore, Pakistan.

Incredibly beautiful handpainted and professionally framed and stretched canvas of the Badshahi Masjid in Lahore, Pakistan (49 inches x 25 inches).
The Badshahi Mosque itself was constructed by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb between 1671 and 1673. It was the largest Mosque in the world between 1673 to 1986. It stands today as a beautiful iconic Mosque in the heart of the Lahore city.
This is the original handpainted painting by an Artist from the Arts Institute in Pakistan. It is not a print.
Textured wall canvas with visible brush strokes.
This canvas has been professionally stretched and  framed using an excellent quality golden frame.
Because of it's large size (49cm x 25cm), it is supported with an extra board for strength and an extra wooden frame.
Comes ready to hang (hanging hooks and rope already attached). Incredible unique piece for your home!
The photos represent the actual hand painted painting being sold as it's a single original unique piece.
Because of it's large size, this canvas can either be delivered to you if local to London or collected from Harrow (HA3). Unfortunately, it cannot be couriered.
Please contact us on  07391 098 366 if interested in purchasing this super unique beautiful piece. Don't miss out as only one unique piece.