Everything above the shoreline appears twice: once standing up, once upside down in still water.

This Rockies poster pairs a jagged snow range and a tall geyser plume with their own reflection, all in quiet, cool tones. It works as one calm wall in a living room or a bedroom.

Geyser and Mirrored Peaks, above and below the waterline

The picture is a square set on cream paper, and a single flat sage green serves as both sky and water. At the top right, "THE ROCKIES" is printed in tall, narrow navy capitals. Three smaller words follow under it, left to right: "Yellowstone", "Grand Teton" and "Glacier".

A jagged mountain range crosses the full width in angular facets: cream snow faces, dusty purple rock, and navy and slate-blue lower slopes, with one tall sharp peak near the center. At the left, a cream geyser plume climbs from a low mound at the water's edge and billows out near the top of the panel. At the right, dark navy pines stand on the shore, a few sage-green ones in front of them.

A thin straight shoreline runs across the middle. Under it the scene repeats in the water: the range, the pines and the plume, whose mirror image reaches the bottom edge of the panel. Nothing has an outline or a gradient, only hard-edged facets, and that gives the print its retro travel-poster character.

Day to day with this poster

• Three portrait sizes are yours to choose from: 12″×18″ (30.5 × 45.7 cm), 18″×24″ (45.7 × 61.0 cm) and 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm).
• It ships unframed, and how you hang it is your decision.
• The paper you handle is thick at 10.3 mil and 189 g/m².
• What you see has a matte finish.
• If you like figures: opacity is 94% and ISO brightness 104%.
• The paper comes to you sourced from Japan.

Who it's for

Mountain lovers and Rockies road-trippers. It sits well in a den, a guest room or an entry hall. Good moments to give it are a move to a mountain town, a retirement or the holidays.

Quick answers

Is the reflection a true copy of the scene above it?

Yes, flipped top to bottom. The peaks point down, the pines hang from the shoreline, and the plume stretches farther than anything else.

Which words are the biggest?

The two-word headline. The three place words below it are much smaller and are spread evenly across the headline's width.

How do the colors feel in a room?

Cool and calm. The shades are muted and sit close to one another, and the snow faces and the steam are the lightest spots.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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