The word Giclée is derived from the French word meaning "to spray or squirt". Giclée printing is a professional fine art printing process that prioritises accuracy, longevity, and material quality using high-quality digital printing method using advanced inkjet technology. Below are some important features which set Giclée prints apart from standard printing methods:Museum-Grade Archival Paper - Giclee prints are printed on acid free museum-grade archival paper, a premium, natural white cotton paper with a subtle texture, which captures the vibrant colours, soft gradients and textural quality of the original painting.Archival Inks – Pigment-based inks ensure vibrant, fade-resistant colours, capturing sharp details and tonal values of highlights and shadows of the the original painting.Long-Lasting Materials – When the prints are displayed correctly, out of direct sunlight, Giclee papers offer exceptional durability and are rated to last for 80-100 years.