Petra

Petra is a historic city in the Southern region of Jordan. It was once called Raqmu. It has been inhabited by human beings since 7000 B.C. They were composed mostly of nomads who plieRead mored their trade along the incense routes of the region. Petra quickly became rich because of this particular enterprise. The main tribe that inhabited this place were called Nabataeans. These people were adept at irrigation, agriculture, and stone carving. Photowall pays tribute to this ancient city in its line of Petra canvas prints. These images will bring the grandeur and majesty that once permeated this enchanting place into the confines of your home. Steeped in history and tradition, these Petra canvas prints are guaranteed conversational pieces for all who visit your dwelling place. They can spark discussions about the historical and cultural significance of this momentous city. Petra canvas prints not only look good adorning the walls of your home but also serve as a primer of ancient archeology for all who are interested. Even your kid’s minds can benefit from these amazing Petra canvas prints. Place them in their sleeping quarters or play areas to make a unique and striking display for all who see them.

Ancient in Petra canvas prints

After becoming an annexed state of the Roman Empire, Petra suffered a decline from further progress and development. It practically disappeared from the consciousness of the civilized world, until about 1812, when it was rediscovered by Johann Ludwig Burckhardt. Photowall gives homage to this once great city with “View of Petra” in its fine collection of Petra canvas prints. Let these majestic images remind us that all things are transient in this world. And that, no matter how great or massive an empire has become, it can still fall into decline and be resigned to the forgotten pages of history. Petra canvas prints would blend perfectly with whatever color of wall or wallpaper that you backdrop them with. Whether pastels or solid Earth colors, these Petra canvas prints are sure to shine and become the center of attention of your home. The signature reddish hue of the old structures of this city is a nod to the clay soil it was built on. Invite your friends and work colleagues with a love for ancient archeology over, and spend an afternoon having lively discussions with them about the circumstances surrounding this great city.

Monumental in Petra canvas prints

One can approach this great city through a long gorge called the Siq. Petra became famous as a fixture in history because of its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system. It has also been dubbed the Rose City, in reference to the color of the rock that comprises it. Photowall features another great example of this city with “The Royal Tombs of Petra” in its fine collection of Petra canvas prints. These were the final resting places of citizens of note in this city. Petra was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. In 2007, it was heralded as one of the seven wonders of the world. These remarkable Petra canvas prints tell us that even though a certain civilization no longer flourishes and endures, that its legacy can still be of great importance to the modern world. And that its beauty is not lessened by time or decay. Some things in this world are beautiful forever, that is perhaps the greatest lesson we can learn with these wonderful Petra canvas prints. Let their ancient beauty and mystical charm have a permanent home in your hearts and in your personal abodes.

Forever in time

Petra is the most frequented tourist locale in Jordan. But since the outbreak of the Covid pandemic, the tourism industry in Petra has greatly suffered, as its visitors have dwindled down to zero. Excavations have now been allowed in front of their treasury to make the most of the resources there. The great philosopher Pliny the Elder hailed ancient Petra as the center of the caravan trade. It was built like a fortress and it oversaw the operations of commerce from Gaza all the way to the Persian Gulf. This city harnessed the technology of waterways which transformed it into a virtual oasis. This ancient method of water distribution is utilized even to this day in barren countries to bring water to where it is needed most. Photowall’s Petra canvas prints honor the city that led civilization out of the arid desert and breathed new life into commerce and trade in the region. Let these historic images remind us of the great wisdom and technological skills of the ancients. Progress and development are not exclusive 20th-century traits, but rather, all throughout antiquity, the genius of engineers, artists, and builders have always succeeded in bringing the world to a new frontier.
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