For art lovers and collectors, giclée prints are a smart investment as they offer exceptional fidelity to the original artwork. They are ideal for those who want to enjoy an artist’s work, but the original is out-of-budget or has already sold and is now unavailable.

Giclée (pronounced “zhee-clay”) is a French term meaning “to spray,” referring to the inkjet printing process used to create high-quality art reproductions. These large-format printers spray fade-resistant inks with precision, delivering vibrant, long-lasting prints that closely match the original artwork—at a fraction of the cost.

Avoid touching giclée prints as skin oils can smudge or damage the surface. Try to frame promptly to prevent bending or damage and keep protected under glass.. Avoid moisture; consider this when you decide where to hang the piece. Limit sun exposure even with UV protection as direct sunlight can fade prints over time.