Our Process

Source Identification

Every artwork in our archive is sourced exclusively from:

• Public museum collections

• Institutional archives

• Digitised heritage repositories

• Legally licensed archival sources

We do not use privately owned undocumented works, social media images, or modern speculative recreations.

Each work is included only after its source legitimacy is verified.

Archival Assessment

Once sourced, artworks are examined for:

• Historical context and provenance

• Iconography and visual structure

• Completeness and suitability for reproduction

This stage ensures that the artwork aligns with our archival standards and devotional context.

Digital Restoration

Archival images often carry marks of age, digitisation artefacts, or storage-related degradation.

Our restoration process focuses on:

• Correcting tonal imbalances

• Removing non-original distortions

• Preserving original line work and form

No modern reinterpretation, embellishment, or stylistic alteration is introduced.

Print Preparation

Each artwork is prepared specifically for print, with attention to:

• Scale and proportion

• Paper compatibility

• Tonal depth and clarity

This ensures that the printed work remains faithful to the archival source while being visually stable in physical form.

Archival Printing

All artworks are printed using archival-grade methods and materials selected for longevity and visual accuracy.

Each print is produced only after an order is placed, ensuring freshness and careful handling.

Framing & Finishing

For Framed artworks, Prints are carefully processed by our Framing team and finished using appropriate materials.

Both Framed and Unframed works are handled with equal care to maintain surface integrity and presentation quality.

Packaging & Dispatch

Each artwork is packaged using protective layers and impact-resistant materials to ensure safe transit.

Orders are dispatched only after final inspection, maintaining consistency and quality at every stage.

Our Commitment

Aagama Archives exists to make historically grounded sacred art accessible without compromising authenticity, source integrity, or visual dignity.

Every print reflects a balance between archival responsibility and devotional presence.