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Buy two or more of any Photo, Fine Art Painting Giclee Print or Note Card and receive a 25% Discount at checkout off our already great prices.

 

 

 

 

Khan Studio owned and operated by painter/ photographer, Ejay Khan, is a physical and online art gallery, giclee fine art print reproduction studio and picture framing studio. Khan Studio produces and sells fine art giclee print reproductions of acrylic and oil paintings and photos on canvas, 100% cotton rag fine art paper or pro satin photo paper; and sells original acrylic and oil paintings and commissioned portraits from photos. We also provide services for other artists including digital photography of artwork, graphic design, web design, printing (giclee art prints, business cards, postcards, brochures, note cards), matting, and packaging. Our Art Gallery includes a large selection of landscape, seascape, floral, positive Rastafarian culture art, 3d and other unique acrylic and oil paintings and photography. Most images in the art gallery are available to purchase as giclee fine art prints and note cards, and many original acrylic and oil painting art works are also available. We are also now offering a collection of beautiful art t-shirts, mugs, calendars, tote bags and other cool things at our Cafe Press Shop. Visit http://www.cafepress.com/4999922 to see the collection.

Ejay Khan

Webmistress: khanstudio@comcast.net

Site Last Updated 8/19/09

 

Paintings/Photographs © 1991-2009. All Rights Reserved. No paintings or photographs exhibited on this site may be reproduced in any form, in whole or in part, for commercial purposes or publication without prior written permission from Khan Studio International.

 

 

Khan Studio Art Gallery of Acrylic and Oil Paintings and fine art giclee prints. Visit our Landscape Art Gallery, Daily Special Art Gallery featuring affordable acrylic and oil paintings, Rastafarian Art Gallery for conscious Rasta art, Judy Wilburn Art Gallery, DT Lohith Art Gallery and more.

Many of the paintings in Ejay Khan's Rastafarian Art Gallery were created during the four years she lived in the country ghetto of Little Bay, Westmoreland, Jamaica, married to the Rastafarian farmer, Ras Prophet, who was the model for a number of them. Although she personally do not ally herself with any one religion, believing that all are relevant and necessary at this time for the spiritual evolution and salvation of mankind, she does have a particularly strong affinity and respect for many of the teachings and livity of Rastafarianism. She also has the greatest admiration and raspect for Emperor Haile Selassie I, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah - Jah, Rastafari. Ejay hopes this collection of works depicting the Rastafarian culture will help the uninitiated appreciate the positive influence of Rastafarians on the world, and will provide Rastafarians with positive artwork portraying their unique and powerful culture.

Availability of the original artwork is noted below the enlargement of each positive Rastafarian culture art image. All the artwork you see is available as a matted or framed Giclee' Art Print or notecard. Many of these paintings are now available at Cafe Press on posters, T-shirts, greeting cards, calendars and other products. Visit http://www.cafepress.com/4999922 to see selection. There is a great 2009 Rastafarian Art calendar with 13 of my favorite Rastafarian paintings. If there is a particular product at Cafe Press that you would like to see a specific Rastafarian artwork on, send me an email at khanstudio@comcast.net and I will add it.

In these dread times, which Rastafarians and all who have eyes to see have been telling of for years, it is critical to live up. Find your center in love and peace and do whatever it takes to stay there. Do not focus on the fear, stay in love at all cost. We can prevail. It is time for the meek to inherit the earth. Surrounding yourself with postive Rastafarian culture art can help keep you stay focused. Giving thanks in all things is also critical to staying centered in peace. And don't forget to help out your struggling brethren and sistren. Living outside the system is best, but is always hard. It is especially hard now for the artists (painters, muscians, carvers, poets, and all who live on what they create) - help them out. Jah Bless, Ejay