Seal and Sturgeon of the Caspian
Materials
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Solid wood frame, roughly 0.875″ wide, available in light, black, or white. Protected by shatterproof optical-grade acrylic — lighter and safer than glass, and it ships without risk of breakage. Dry-mounted to foam core with a kraft paper dust cover and hanging wire installed, ready to hang out of the box.
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The Caspian in two registers. Above, the Alborz standing in cloud with Hyrcanian forest running down to the shore and flamingos crossing the frame. Below, a Caspian seal hauled out on the rocks and a beluga sturgeon coming clear of the water.
The Caspian is the largest inland body of water on earth, and biologically it behaves like nowhere else — a landlocked sea with its own seal, found in no other water, and sturgeon whose lineage predates most fish alive today. Both animals in this poster are in trouble: the Caspian seal is endangered, and the beluga, the fish behind the caviar, critically so.
- Misty Alborz ridges above dense Hyrcanian forest
- A flock of flamingos in flight, as they cross at Miankaleh
- A Caspian seal resting on a dark rock ledge
- A beluga sturgeon breaking the surface, dorsal scutes and barbels showing
- دریای خزر above in Farsi, CASPIAN SEA below
- A cool palette of forest green, blue-grey, teal and salmon
Perfect for
- Shomali families and the northern Iranian diaspora
- Supporters of marine conservation
- Cool, green-toned interiors
- Naturalists and collectors of wildlife posters