Collecting Details
Every photograph is produced as a museum-quality archival pigment print and is available either as a Limited Edition or an Open Edition, depending on the work. Each print is carefully produced using museum-grade materials and personally inspected before leaving the studio.
Editions
Limited Editions:
Selected works are released as limited editions, with a fixed number of prints available across all sizes. Each print is individually signed, numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Once an edition is fully collected, it is permanently closed.
Open Editions:
Open Edition prints offer an opportunity to live with selected works without the limitations of a fixed edition. Produced with the same archival materials and craftsmanship, they are ideal for collectors who wish to enjoy the work in a more accessible format.
Print Specifications
Every print is produced to museum archival standards using carefully selected materials.
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Archival pigment (giclée) printing
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Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm
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Acid-free, museum-quality paper
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White border
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Signed by the artist
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Certificate of Authenticity included with all Limited Editions
These materials are chosen for their exceptional tonal range, subtle surface texture, and archival longevity.
Sizes
Each photograph is available in carefully selected sizes based on the composition and intended presentation of the work.
Please contact the studio for available sizes and edition information.
Why Editions Matter
Photography allows an image to exist in multiple places at once. An edition introduces intention by defining how that work will exist in the world.
Limited Editions preserve rarity and create a finite body of work, while Open Editions make selected photographs accessible to a wider audience without compromising print quality or craftsmanship.
Whether Limited or Open Edition, every print is produced with the same care and respect for the photograph.
Production & Shipping
Each print is produced to order and carefully inspected before shipment.
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Produced to museum archival standards
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Carefully packaged for safe worldwide delivery
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Ships internationally
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Production time: 14~30 business days (adjust as needed)
Returns
Because each print is produced to order, all sales are final. If you have any questions before placing an order, you're always welcome to contact the studio for guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between a Limited Edition and an Open Edition?
A: Limited Edition is restricted to a fixed number of prints and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Once the edition is fully collected, no additional prints will be produced. Open Editions are not limited in quantity and offer a more accessible way to collect selected works while maintaining the same archival print quality.
Q: Are all photographs available as Limited Editions?
A: No. Some works are offered as Limited Editions, while others are available exclusively as Open Editions. Availability is indicated for each photograph.
Q: Are the prints signed?
A: Yes. All prints are signed by the artist. Limited Editions are also individually numbered.
Q: What materials are used?
A: Every print is produced using archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm, a museum-quality paper chosen for its exceptional longevity and tonal richness.
Q: How long will the prints last?
A: When displayed and cared for under normal conditions, archival pigment prints are designed to retain their quality for generations.
Q: Can I request a custom size?
A: In some cases, yes. Custom sizes or framing may be available depending on the photograph. Please contact the studio to discuss your request.
Q: What if my print arrives damaged?
A: If your print is damaged during transit, please photograph the packaging and artwork upon arrival and contact the studio promptly at studio@juntagai.com. A replacement will be arranged when appropriate.