One of the highest continuously-inhabited settlements in the world, UNESCO-listed Ushguli is quite the sight on any day- even more so as the last stop of the  four-day Svaneti hike that starts in Mestia and packs a punch with every sunset. Ushguli is perhaps most noted for its characteristic defense towers (some dating back to the 8th century), but this snowy little snapshot celebrates my survival of the final hiking day, when a freak snowstorm swooped in out of nowhere and almost led to a premature posthumous art fame. The next morning, with sunshine, it was quite the magical winter wonderland sight to see!

Part of the Acrylic Postcards series (IG: @acrylicpostcards), which features paintings based on photos from my travels. The aim of this project is to inspire and showcase some off-the-beaten-track destination gems (and some global stars).

-Original acrylic painting on canvas-textured paper (300gsm, 140lb, 100% acid free)
-Paper is roughly 15x15cm wide. The painting is roughy 14.5×14.5cm wide. Couple mm differences between acrylic poastcards may occur.
-Varnished to protect from dust and UV light.
-Comes with certificate of authenticity.
-Signed on front.
-Ships flat.

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