“Stillness and Sand – Hundar’s Cold Desert” by Debarshi Guha Roy
“Stillness and Sand – Hundar’s Cold Desert” by Debarshi Guha Roy - 12" x 18" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Where Mountains Stand Guard Over Silence
Captured by Debarshi Guha Roy, “Stillness and Sand – Hundar’s Cold Desert” is an evocative portrayal of Hundar in Nubra Valley, Ladakh, where sand meets snow and stillness meets water. The cold desert, with its sandy expanse, still stream, and distant Himalayan peaks, is a surreal landscape where contrasts define the terrain. The crisp alpine clarity of the region is beautifully rendered, showcasing stone bridges, blue skies, and glacier-laced peaks.
The composition reflects the serene and stark minimalism of the desert, with the calm interplay of water, sand, and snow-laden mountains. Known for his ability to capture unseen geographies through a poetic lens, Debarshi Guha Roy has immortalized this unique land through a frame that speaks of timeless flow, quietude, and the stoic silence of high-altitude landscapes.
This giclée print offers an ideal addition to contemplative interior spaces, where the tranquility of the cold desert can evoke stillness and reflection.
Key Features:
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Photographer: Debarshi Guha Roy
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Location: Hundar, Nubra Valley, Ladakh, India
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Medium: Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm
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Framing: Solid wood frame with matte finish (natural ash/black) + UV-protective acrylic
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Orientation: Landscape
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Mounting: Archival-grade backboard with mount
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Edition: Open edition with hand-signed certificate
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Ideal for: Tranquil home interiors, mountain lovers, and those appreciating the serenity of nature
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Feature: Subtle layering of water, sand, and snow-bound peaks