What materials are used for Giclee printing?

Giclée (pronounced Jee Clay) is a technique for issuing fine art reproductions using digital inkjet technology.

Archival specification materials are used throughout: 308gsm mould made acid free paper, or 340gsm acid free canvas and light fast pigment inks. Each print is given a UV resistant coating to further protect the image.

ArtChroma's expertise with this technique produces prints of outstandingly high quality; the highest degrees of accuracy and richness of colour available in any reproductive technique.