The Spots of the Mara

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The beautiful leopard of the Masai Mara, walking back to her kill, paused for a brief moment, sat on her hind legs to scan her surroundings, before reaching the tree where it kept its fresh kill. The effortless swag in her stride and pose is unmatched.

This is a limited edition unframed fine art print, only a total of 100 will be made across all sizes.

Each print is crafted on premium, archival-grade fine art paper to bring out the raw beauty and natural detail of the scene. Please review the print details in the section below.

Shipping: Free standard shipping for a limited time.

Note: We currently only ship our prints within the USA.

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The beautiful leopard of the Masai Mara, walking back to her kill, paused for a brief moment, sat on her hind legs to scan her surroundings, before reaching the tree where it kept its fresh kill. The effortless swag in her stride and pose is unmatched.

This is a limited edition unframed fine art print, only a total of 100 will be made across all sizes.

Each print is crafted on premium, archival-grade fine art paper to bring out the raw beauty and natural detail of the scene. Please review the print details in the section below.

Shipping: Free standard shipping for a limited time.

Note: We currently only ship our prints within the USA.

Print Details

Unframed Premium Fine Art Paper Print

Material: Smooth gallery matte fine art paper, a museum-grade, 100% cotton rag archival paper featuring an exceptional color gamut and rich black density for deep contrast in both color and black-and-white prints.

Print Quality: Archival pigment inks.

Border: Borderless, edge-to-edge full bleed print.

Display Tip: Frame with a custom window mat for a classic gallery look. The framed images displayed above are just for display inspiration only, print arrives unframed.

Edition Authentication: A signed edition card will be mailed separately from the studio, detailing your print's title, size, and edition number.

Behind the Print: Watch the Kazuri in the wild.

This short clip captures the leopard Kazuri, drinking water before reaching for its kill, which is safely secured in the branches of the tree.