Description
Near Sohra in Meghalaya, Nohkalikai leaps from a green cliff edge in a single sheer drop of around 340 metres — India’s tallest plunge waterfall, falling straight through the clouds that roll in over the Khasi Hills.
This minimalist watercolour artwork frames the falls as they appear on a monsoon morning: a ribbon of white water, a cliff crowned with trees, and mist swallowing everything below. Clean and atmospheric, it suits a living room, bedroom, hallway or office.
The wettest corner of Northeast India, captured in a single quiet frame.
Details
- Printed on 300 GSM art board paper for a premium, durable finish
- Available in A4 and A3, framed or unframed
- Frame option: 0.75-inch fibrewood frame in Black or White, fitted with 1.5 mm acrylic glass for clarity and shatter resistance
- Unframed posters shipped rolled in hard tubes to keep them flat and crease-free
Production & Shipping
- Made to order — please allow 3–5 business days for production before dispatch
- Framed posters shipped flat in protective packaging; unframed posters shipped rolled in rigid tubes
- Colors may vary slightly from screen to print due to monitor settings
Perfect For
- Adding drama and calm in equal measure to your home or workspace
- Anyone who has stood at the Nohkalikai viewpoint in Sohra (Cherrapunji)
- Rain lovers and monsoon travellers drawn to Meghalaya
- Building a curated gallery wall with other pieces from our Northeast India Collection
Care
- Keep away from direct sunlight and damp areas to preserve color and paper quality
