Metallic Gold — 7 museum-grade prints in this palette. Istanbul has served as imperial capital for Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman eras — a skyline defined by domes, minarets, and the Bosphorus strait that divides and connects two continents. Contemporary travel art often reduces the city to a single mosque postcard; this collage treats the tile tradition and waterfront rhythm as equally essential. Mumbai's Art Deco heritage — especially along Marine Drive and the Oval Maidan precinct — ranks among the world's largest collections of interwar deco architecture outside Miami Beach. The style arrived with Bombay's commercial boom of the 1930s and still defines the city's silhouette against the Arabian Sea, a counterpoint to Victorian Gothic and the glass towers of today's Bandra-Kurla skyline. Seoul has been the capital of South Korea since 1948 and remains one of East Asia's most densely layered capitals — a city where Joseon-era hanok districts, megachurch skylines, and record-setting supertalls coexist within a single commute. Lotte World Tower, completed in 2017, became the tallest building in the country; N Seoul Tower on Namsan has served as a city landmark since the 1970s.

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