*Framed prints are only available for US customers at this time.
Scheherazade, composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's symphonic suite, was written in 1888 and remains to be one of his most popular works. It's based on the middle eastern folk tale from One Thousand and One Arabian Nights, an enchanting and mysterious story.
Our concert poster series commemorates indelible works in classical music.
Each print is printed using an Epson UltraChrome printer, using water-based HDR ink-jet technology. All prints are glicee-printed on durable, matte paper and are archival-quality.
Our posters do not have a white border
All dimensions are in inches
Colors may vary slightly from what's on the screen
Different size prints may have slight variations of spacing in the design. Please refer to photos.
Paper is sourced from Japan
Paper thickness is 10.3 mil
Your prints will be fulfilled within 2-5 business days. They will be shipped rolled in a standard poster tube or a triangular tube.
We have partnered with a printer that handles the fulfillment and shipping of our prints. This enables us to ship our products internationally using: Fedex, USPS, Latvian Post, or DHL.
US Shipping: $5 (FREE with a purchase of $35 or more) INT Shipping: $9 (FREE with a purchase of $70 or more)
RUSH ORDERS & EXPEDITED SHIPPING
We offer expedited fulfillment and shipping for orders within the United States. It is $5 per print plus the cost of expedited shipping. Rush orders are payable by online invoice only. Please email us for exact pricing: hello [at] glissprints [dot] com.
RETURNS
We do not accept returns or exchanges, but we will gladly resolve any issues! Please email hello [at] glissprints [dot] com.
We have partnered with a frame manufacturer for your print to come framed!
All frames are made from oak with real glass
Sawtooth style hangers
Frames do not come with mats
All frames are shipped with protective corners
Framed prints are only available for US customers at this time
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