Babur's Triumph at Kabul — Restored Mughal Wall Art

A magnificent folio from the Akbarnama chronicles the young emperor Babur's capture of Kabul in 1504, a pivotal moment in Mughal history. Multiple registers unfold the narrative: the ruler receives court in an ornate pavilion, courtiers gather in a sunlit courtyard, while below, the royal stables hum with attendants and noble steeds. Framed by elegant Persian calligraphy, this polychrome masterpiece glows with gold, sapphire, and vermilion—a testament to the artistic splendor commissioned under Akbar's reign.

Each painting in our restored collection is digitally restored from the museum archives by Aurah Living — color-corrected, cleaned of scan artifacts, and prepared at archival print quality. The folio's painted inset, decorative hashiya, and original cream paper margins are all preserved in the print.

Premium matte paper print, framed in solid wood with a beveled cream mat. Three frame finishes: Black, Red Oak, White. Free U.S. shipping in the continental United States.