Discover the Heart of Edinburgh: Embrace the vibrant spirit of one of Edinburgh's most iconic locations with our exquisite Victoria Street Art Prin...
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A view of the magnificent Edinburgh Castle, as seen from The Vennel in the Grassmarket. The Vennel, apart from offering one of the finest views in ...
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An iconic view of a different kind. Circus Lane in Stockbridge seduces with its picturesquely kept mews front houses. Most adorable in late Spring ...
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One of the first views of Edinburgh if you arrive by train to Waverley station!
St. Giles cathedral is Edinburgh’s most prominent and famous cathedral positioned right in the centre of the old town on the Royal Mile. The church...
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Hey there art lovers! If you're looking for an eye-catching piece that will transport you straight to the heart of Edinburgh, our latest art print ...
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Calton Hill just off Princes street is full of monuments and gives spectacular views of the city. This is part of a series of original illustration...
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Looking for something to spruce up your living room or office? Feast your eyes on our Edinburgh Castle art print! This sketch features the iconic S...
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The Forth bridge connects north and south Queensdferry, stretching over the firth of Forth. The most iconic of the three bridges emphasised here is...
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Arthur's Seat and the Crags are group of hills in Edinburgh just east of the city centre, overlooking our lovely little studio. This is part of a s...
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Advocates Close dates from the 15th Century, and links Edinburgh's Royal Mile to Cockburn Street, and looking down it provides a wonderful framed v...
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Originally an exhibit at The Great Exhibition in 1882, this magnificent fountain is now standing beautifully restored in the most wonderful colours...
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Right in the middle of Princes Street stands a giant black gothic monument dedicated to the writer Sir Walter Scott. The largest monument dedicated...
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Highland cattle, hairy coo whatever you want to call these bovine creatures, they are equal parts cute and imposing. The portrait Kyloe aims to cap...
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The somewhat hidden gem off Edinburgh’s West End, along the famous Water of Leith. Dean Village in its picturesque tranquility transports back in t...
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Just out of the city centre is the picturesque area of Stockbridge which used to be host to a famous meat and general produce market. The market is...
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What's loviler than a castle in the snow? That's right when it's Edinburgh castle in a snow flurry!
If you do like to be beside the seaside....there’s no better place than Edinburgh’s iconic beauty spot Portobello!
Give yourself positive affirmations to make your day great.
Arthur Conan Doyle author of the Sherlock Holmes novels famously came from Edinbrugh basing his character losely on an Edinburgh surgeon named Dr. ...
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John Knox house is where reputedly the protestant reformer John Knox resided. True or not - it's a pretty nice building and warranted a portrait! T...
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A collection of 10 Mini-prints featuring all the loveliness of Edinburgh in one fine gift set. We start at Calton Hill, and head to the Scott Monum...
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A,b,c,d, E is for Edinburgh.....but also d,i,n,b,u,r,g,h.
This mixed media collage art print originated from an original Edinburgh newspaper ad for a "J.F. Dewar - Bird Stuffer and Naturalist". The origina...
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Bramble & Honey flavours and textures are captured in the velvety richness of inky blues and purples, paired with golden honey hues. The nod to...
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Edinburgh Gin collaborated with the fabulous Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh to create an amazing premium London Dry Gin. They commissioned Dodo...
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This is the second exclusive custom illustration made in collaboration with the famous Edinburgh Gin Distillery. The style is based on vintage Art ...
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This is one of two exclusive custom illustrations made in collaboration with the famous Edinburgh Gin distillery. One of the brand's key features i...
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An homage to Edinburgh Gin's lovely pink hued Rhubarb and Ginger Gin, as well as Alphonse Mucha's iconic style given a modern touch and even a twis...
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Lemon & Jasmine - fresh and floral greens, zesty lemon yellow. An invigorating design that stays true to it’s Mucha heritage while unfurling it...
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The beautiful view of Edinburgh from Calton Hill. Put this near your mirror as an affirmation reminder to start the day!
A tiny baby highland cow. It’s so fluffy…and because being this cute is hard work, this one is having a little well deserved rest. The perfect play...
View full detailsThis magnificent collection of wall art is dedicated entirely to Edinburgh, that most elegant and cultured of cities nestled in the heart of Scotland, in which diedododa is proud to live in.
The collection, a charming ode to Edinburgh, presents a unique opportunity for reliving positive emotions and experiences. It encapsulates a variety of iconic landmarks and scenic vistas that evoke the city's unique ambiance.
For those who've had the pleasure of visiting this gorgeous Scottish city, each print serves as a sensory gateway, teleporting you back to those cherished memories.
For the Edinburgh locals, these artworks serve a dual purpose. Not only do they celebrate the beauty of your city, they also affirm your sense of belonging and identity. The simple act of choosing and displaying these prints can stimulate feelings of pride and connection, reinforcing your affinity with the city and enhancing your self-expression.
Each print is a little narrative in itself, a charming vignette of the city's most iconic landmarks and scenes, capable of evoking a rush of nostalgia and longing in those who've visited this stunning city.
But beyond personal sentiment, these prints also serve to stimulate social engagement. Art, especially when it depicts familiar locales, sparks conversation. Guests in your home might comment, share their own memories, or simply appreciate your taste. It's a form of self-expression that invites interaction and connection.
These pieces are like windows into the soul of the city, ready to transport you back to your favourite Scottish memories with a simple glance. Overall, this Edinburgh wall art collection is more than just a decorative element. It's a tool for evoking emotions, revisiting memories, asserting identity, and encouraging social interaction. It's an investment in enhancing your psychological well-being while beautifying your living space.
So whether you've wandered the Royal Mile, admired Edinburgh Castle from afar, or simply dream of visiting Scotland, these prints can offer a charming, psychologically fulfilling addition to your home. It's not just art, it's a journey, a memory, a feeling, captured in print form for you to enjoy, day in and day out.
