The Climb elevation print, light: canvas, seen at an angle with its wrapped edge

The Climb Elevation Profile Print · Paper · Everest Elevation Poster, Himalaya Wall Art

Medium, Canvas Print
€132,95
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The Climb elevation print, light: canvas, seen at an angle with its wrapped edge
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The Climb Elevation Profile Print · Paper · Everest Elevation Poster, Himalaya Wall Art

✦ Naksha ✦

The Climb Elevation Profile Print · Paper · Everest Elevation Poster, Himalaya Wall Art

Map wall art Canvas print · 70 × 50 cm

€132,95
Taxes included. EU shipping €5,95, free from €40.

It suits a home office, for someone who likes a climb shown plainly.
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Most EU orders arrive within 10 working days (up to 15 to Cyprus, Malta and Ireland). Tracked.

Nothing waits in a warehouse. Your print is made after you order, then posted, so it takes 3 to 6 working days to Austria.

Naksha 03 · Paper

The map on the print

The climb to Everest as a single line.

one slice of Nepal, south to north
86.93° E
from the Terai plains to the summit
165.1 km
Everest, where the climb ends
8,848.86 m
The Climb, written on the print in Devanagari
उकालो
Printed on the map

Elevation profile · one slice south to north along 86.93° E · the Terai plains to the top of the world in 165.1 km

उकालो is the Nepali word for a climb. It stands under the English name on the print, above a line that says what you are looking at: an elevation profile.

NASA SRTM elevation; the summit height from the Survey Department of Nepal (2020); Nepal's 2020 border from Open Data Nepal, CC BY 4.0. As credited on the print.

It is not a navigation map.

Choose your size See the Naksha · Maps collection Sizing guide

Original design by Jhilke Studio.

After you order

  1. Order placed

    Printed to order in the EU. No customs charges.

  2. Shipped to you

    €5,95 EU shipping, free from €40.

    Most EU orders arrive within 10 working days (up to 15 to Cyprus, Malta and Ireland). Tracked.

  3. Not happy? Full refund

    30 days, no reason needed.

    Return shipping on us.

What arrives

  • Fine Art Matte Print

    • 200 gsm matte paper
    • Unframed, the entry price
    • Standard frame sizes, so most frame shops have one that fits, or hang it as it is
    • Ships in a flat or triangular box

  • Wood-Framed Fine Art Print

    • 12 mm face, 22 mm deep
    • Plexiglass front, print mounted inside
    • Ready to hang

Arrived damaged? Send us a photo within 30 days of delivery and we send a free replacement or a full refund.

About this print

The climb to Everest as a single line.

One slice of Nepal from south to north along 86.93° E: it starts on the Terai, Nepal's southern plains.

Ends 165.1 km later on the summit of Everest at 8,848.86 m.

उकालो, the Nepali word for a climb, sits under the English name.

An ink line on cream, with a gold glint at the top.

Manufacturer: Jhilke Studio, Rua António Aleixo 15, 3E, 2810-020 Almada, Portugal, support@jhilkestudio.com

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Choose how it hangs

The same print in each finish. Tap a size to choose it.

170 cm

Medium, 70 × 50 cm. Canvas Print: 70 × 50 cm overall. On a 300 × 250 cm wall above a 2 m sofa, beside a person 170 cm tall.

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Questions, answered

When will my order arrive?
Every print is made to order. Most orders arrive within 10 working days. A few places take longer: up to 15 working days to Cyprus, Malta and Ireland. Your product page shows the expected dates for your country, updated every night. Delivery is €5,95, and free from €40.

Nothing waits in a warehouse. Your print is made after you order, then posted, so it takes 3 to 6 working days to Austria.
Do frames come included?
The Fine Art Matte Print is sent unframed and fits a standard frame from any shop. Prefer to hang it straight away? Choose the Wood-Framed Fine Art Print or the Canvas Print and it arrives ready to hang.
How accurate are the colours?
A little variation between a bright screen and paper is normal. Our matte prints are on 200 gsm paper, and we proof every design.
What if it arrives damaged?
Send us a photo of the damage within 30 days of delivery and we replace the print or refund you in full. Returns are free for 30 days.

Nothing waits in a warehouse. Your print is made after you order, then posted, so it takes 3 to 6 working days to Austria.
Can I return it?
You have 30 days to return a standard order for a full refund, and we cover the return shipping. Email support@jhilkestudio.com and we guide you through it.
Is checkout secure?
Payments are encrypted and processed through Shopify's secure checkout. Card and the local payment methods for your country show at checkout.
What are the Naksha maps drawn from?
Every Naksha print is built from open data. Elevation is NASA SRTM, the rivers come from HydroRIVERS, the night lights from NASA's Suomi NPP satellite (2016), and the border is Nepal's official 2020 map from Open Data Nepal. Each print names its data and credits at the foot of the sheet.
What are the three Naksha formats, and how does each arrive?
The Fine Art Matte Print is the print alone on 200 gsm matte paper, unframed, and ships in a flat or triangular box. The Wood-Framed Fine Art Print comes mounted in a wooden frame with a plexiglass front, ready to hang: black wood on the Ink, Terracotta and Nepal at Night prints, natural wood on the Paper ones. The Canvas Print is stretched over a slim wooden frame with the background colour running round the sides, and arrives ready to hang in one piece.

Nothing waits in a warehouse. Your print is made after you order, then posted, so it takes 3 to 6 working days to Austria.
What sizes do Naksha prints come in?
Every design comes in three sizes: Small 30 × 40 cm, Medium 50 × 70 cm and Large 70 × 100 cm. Eight Peaks hangs portrait; the other designs are landscape. Naksha prints start at €29,95 for a Small Fine Art Matte Print.
Amrit, founder of Jhilke Studio, on a mountain ridge at sunset

Hi, I’m Amrit

I moved from Nepal to Europe and started Jhilke Studio to make the prints I wanted on my own walls. Every design starts from real data or a real line of Nepali or Sanskrit. If I can’t tell you where it came from, it doesn’t go on sale.

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