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Anand Prakash now open in Mumbai

Posted on September 8, 2012 by Anand Prakash

Anand Prakash is pleased to announce the opening of his first store at International Terminal 2 BC, Security Hold Area (between Gate no. 6 and duty free), Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai

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Dhara says:

September 10, 2012 at 11:12 am

CONGRATULATIONS!! Guess Mumbai has a new address to flaunt now!

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A range of collectibles made with old blueprints. Limited stocks available in stores and on our website(link in bio). • The term "blueprint" is used to describe a printing method used to copy large architectural and construction drawings. It was invented in 1842 and consists of white lines on a blue background. • The drawing to be copied is drawn on translucent paper and placed against another paper sensitized with a mixture of two chemical compounds. The sensitized paper is then exposed to light. Where the areas of the sensitized paper are not obscured by the drawing, the light makes the two chemicals react to form blue. The exposed paper is then washed in water. This produces a negative image, with the drawing appearing in white against a dark blue background. • #anandprakash #blueprints #vintage #drawings #architectural #accessories #collectibles #limitededition #original

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