I was in Japan this year for a second time. And I had an idea - what if I blended my hobby of photography with my paintings. This is the first piece from that collection. 12" x 18" Gallery Canvas — a gallery-quality fine-art print, made with archival pigment inks on artist-grade canvas, hand-stretched over 1.25" kiln-dried pine bars. The image wraps the deep edges, the hardware is already mounted, and it arrives ready to hang — no framing, no glass, nothing between you and the ink. Printed fresh for each collector, one at a time — a limited edition of 28, numbered and certified in your name.
Selected notes from collectors
“One of our favorite pieces! It hangs where everyone can see it and we have had so many compliments!”
@russet-dove · ✓ Verified collector · About another Sabet piece · Beautiful Life · Sep 2026 · Written when notes earned Aura points
About this print
- Artist. Ali Sabet.
- Signature. Not hand-signed. Any signature you can see is part of the printed image.
- Medium and process. Giclée on canvas — an archival pigment inkjet print on cotton canvas, gallery-wrapped over a 1.25" stretcher.
- What it is. Printed from the artist's master file on gallery-wrapped canvas. Ali Sabet paints both by hand — Japanese brushes, sumi and coloured inks, watercolour, acrylic — and digitally.
- Year printed. 2026
- Edition. Limited edition. 28 signed and numbered, no artist's, printer's or other proofs. Edition of 28.
- The master. The master — the artist's digital file — is kept by the studio. It has not been destroyed, altered or cancelled.
- Certificate. A certificate of authenticity is registered in your name — a digital record issued by the studio, not a hand-signed document.
Disclosed under California Civil Code § 1744.
Ginza Flex 2026 Sabet 12" x 18" Gallery Canvas
I was in Japan this year for a second time. And I had an idea - what if I blended my hobby of photography with my paintings. This is the first piece from that collection. 12" x 18" Gallery Canvas — a gallery-quality fine-art print, made with archival pigment inks on artist-grade canvas, hand-stretched over 1.25" kiln-dried pine bars. The image wraps the deep edges, the hardware is already mounted, and it arrives ready to hang — no framing, no glass, nothing between you and the ink. Printed fresh for each collector, one at a time — a limited edition of 28, numbered and certified in your name.
Selected notes from collectors
“One of our favorite pieces! It hangs where everyone can see it and we have had so many compliments!”
@russet-dove · ✓ Verified collector · About another Sabet piece · Beautiful Life · Sep 2026 · Written when notes earned Aura points
- Format
- Edition
- Ended
- Sep 10, 2026, 4:05 PM PDT
- Edition
- 13 of 28 minted
Open the piece to see who collected it and the full provenance trail.
About this print
- Artist. Ali Sabet.
- Signature. Not hand-signed. Any signature you can see is part of the printed image.
- Medium and process. Giclée on canvas — an archival pigment inkjet print on cotton canvas, gallery-wrapped over a 1.25" stretcher.
- What it is. Printed from the artist's master file on gallery-wrapped canvas. Ali Sabet paints both by hand — Japanese brushes, sumi and coloured inks, watercolour, acrylic — and digitally.
- Year printed. 2026
- Edition. Limited edition. 28 signed and numbered, no artist's, printer's or other proofs. Edition of 28.
- The master. The master — the artist's digital file — is kept by the studio. It has not been destroyed, altered or cancelled.
- Certificate. A certificate of authenticity is registered in your name — a digital record issued by the studio, not a hand-signed document.
Disclosed under California Civil Code § 1744.
Who holds this edition.
- #1 of 28@vermilion-lark
- #2 of 28@porcelain-rabbit
- #3 of 28@jose_guillen
- #4 of 28@southern-wolf
- #5 of 28@midnight-kestrel
- #6 of 28@bright-crane
- #7 of 28@crimson-eagle-188
- #8 of 28@auburn-cougar
- #9 of 28@umber-lynx
- #10 of 28@celestial-bee-532
- #11 of 28@onyx-hawk-615
- #12 of 28@scarlet-panther
- #13 of 28@vermilion_phoenix
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