What makes a fine art print archival/ giclée?

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Choosing the right paper is an important part of the image making process, as it is the key to a high-quality print that best represents your artistic vision. Because of this, choosing a paper is often subjective and highly influenced by how you want your print to look.
However, many papers will have characteristics that are more suited to certain images, and this can not only make or break a print but completely alter its ambience. The combination of a great image and paper can elevate a print from ordinary to captivating.

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We often use the term archival, which is closely related to giclée. The defining factors of an archival or giclée reproduction lie in the printing technique and the specific paper and inks employed. These prints are of museum quality, with durability and quality that far exceed those of standard prints.