Được chụp tại Dãy núi Alps ở Thuỵ Sỹ, nơi được biết đến với lời truyền miệng rằng trước khi rời đi, mặt trời hôn lên những ngọn núi bằng dòng ánh sáng rực rỡ của mình, với mong cầu rằng sẽ không ai lãng quên mình cho tới lần gặp tiếp theo.
Captured in the majestic Swiss Alps, this place is often whispered about in tales, especially regarding the tender kiss of the departing sun upon the mountains, casting its radiant glow. Its lingering warmth wishes to stay etched in memory until the next encounter.
Each original is allowed to produce only 20 editions.
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We don't print unlimited, as well as copying others' work. We're on our own Art Direction and create arts ourselves.
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Chieu's artworks are exclusively created by Vietnamese artists with a Simplicity orientation. From each Original piece, Chieu reproduces a limited edition of only 20 prints. Chieu's works are Original Prints.
For Premium Art Paper and Art Paper, the maximum size is 84.1 x 59.4 cm. As for Canvas, Chieu has no size limit and can customize it upon request. Notably, the larger you enlarge the print, the more hidden details you will discover.
Besides the current size ratio, Chieu is always happy to customize the size ratio as you wish. Message us directly for a more detailed consultation.
Please note that some details of the artwork may change depending on the new size.
Chieu's store is at 118/18A Tran Quang Dieu Street, Nhieu Loc Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. The opening hours are from 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM every day.
With the Lifetime Guarantee policy, Chieu will provide a new print of the artwork you own (and re-stretch it onto the frame if it's Canvas) for a cost of only 300,000 VND per piece.
Note: the cost above does not include the two-way shipping fee.
Simplicity is stripping away redundant details and honing the core elements to their brightest state, so that every piece by Chieu remains close to your heart.
Basically, there is not too much difference between these two materials. Chieu recommends using mica if the artwork needs to be shipped far away. This is because mica helps minimize the risk of breakage during the shipping process.
