A stunning new limited-edition lithograph of Highgrove House – A View from the Wildflower Meadow, reproduced from an original watercolour painted by His Majesty King Charles III. The scene was painted in 1995 when His Majesty was HRH The Prince of Wales.

This exquisite print captures the serene beauty of Highgrove House and its iconic Wildflower Meadow, with the Cedar of Lebanon Tree standing proudly in the background. It highlights the artist's talent and deep connection to nature, offering collectors a remarkable work of art.

This is the only artwork featuring Highgrove House and gardens that has not been produced before.

Each print is part of an exclusive series of one hundred signed lithographs. Individually numbered, dated, and signed by His Majesty, every lithograph is presented in a beautiful handmade frame and leather presentation case and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

This new lithograph offers a rare opportunity to own a unique, limited-edition artwork.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings, and this is one of his favourite views in Scotland, he painted Alltnaguibhsaich Lodge in 2016.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

This house, named after the stream which tumbles down the slopes of the mountain Lochnagar to join Glen Muick, stands on a small hill overlooking the northern end of Loch Muick. The original cottage on the site was enlarged by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to accommodate themselves and the smallest possible household, as a retreat and base for mountain expeditions. They first stayed there on 30 August 1849 and used it for brief stays until 1861, but happy memories of those times were too poignant for the Queen ever to stay overnight after the Prince's death.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph from an original watercolour by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales - ‘Balmoral’. His Majesty has painted many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland, including the front view of Balmoral in 1991. Set amongst the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands, Balmoral has been the private home of the Royal Family since it was built for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1856.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings portraying one of The King's favourite views around the Highgrove Gardens.

The handsome 200-year-old Cedar of Lebanon was one of the reasons that The King was so interested in Highgrove as his country residence. The 18-metre tree dominated the garden and imparted a friendly atmosphere to the house, with its huge dark emerald green plates of foliage, whilst its spreading limbs provided shade for the Terrace. Sadly, the tree began to decay and with huge regret and a heavy heart, the decision was taken to fell it. It was too large to be removed completely so His Majesty decided to raise a building over the butt of the cedar to celebrate its life. Mark Hoare was commissioned as the designer and the Tetbury church spire was used as the inspiration. One of the lower branches was retained and a hole was left in the roof for a self-sown oak sampling to grow through and provide a living ceiling for the structure, painted by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales in February 2012.

His Majesty King Charles III has painted many watercolours of his favourite views, including ‘Ackergill Tower’ in 2022.

This limited-edition lithograph showing Ackergill Tower was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by The King.

Ackergill Tower was built in the early 16th century and is located on the coast of Sinclair’s Bay, north of Wick, Caithness, in northern Scotland.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of 100. Each lithograph is individually numbered and signed by his Majesty, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Please note: the image displayed is a visual mock-up only.

This limited-edition lithograph showing the back of the Castle of Mey, looking over the Pentland Firth towards the Orkney Islands, was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by His Majesty King Charles III.

His Majesty painted a number of Royal Residences. The Castle of Mey is the most northerly castle in mainland Scotland and was built by George, the 4th Earl of Caithness, in the 16th century. It was purchased by HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, in 1952 who arranged the restoration of the castle and its gardens and parklands. In 1996 the Queen Mother transferred the castle, estate and nearby farm to a trust she had formed to secure their future.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, and signed by His Majesty after he became King, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity.

A stunning limited-edition lithograph print of "The Terrace Garden, Highgrove House," an original watercolour painting by His Majesty King Charles III.

This exquisite piece captures the serene beauty of the Highgrove House terrace, showcasing the King's artistic talent and deep connection to the natural world.

Limited Edition: Only ten copies of this lithograph exist, making it a truly exclusive and valuable piece of art.

Royal Provenance: Own a piece of history with this official lithograph.

A special edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of the Monastery Building at Vatopaidi, Mount Athos, Greece, By HRH, 2000.

Mount Athos, Halkidiki, Greece, is a mountain in the distal part of the eponymous Athos peninsula and the site of an important centre of Eastern Orthodox monasticism in northeastern Greece.

Please contact customer services before purchasing if you would like information on the availability of a specific number.

A limited-edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of Beinn a' Bhùird, part of the Cairngorm mountains in Scotland.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

His Majesty has painted several views of Beinn a' Bhùird, one of many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland; this one was painted in April, before the snow on the high ground had melted.

Beinn a' Bhùird is the eleventh highest mountain in Britain, a vast high plateau in the eastern Cairngorms.

If you would like information on the availability of a specific number please contact customer services before purchasing.

Unveiling the Beauty of Highgrove: A 750-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Experience.

Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Highgrove House with this captivating 750-piece photographic jigsaw puzzle. This delightful challenge features a breathtaking view of the residence's rear aspect, showcasing its charming architecture nestled amidst the vibrant Thyme Walk and the serene Lily Pool Garden.

Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts of all levels, this jigsaw puzzle offers hours of entertainment, whether you prefer to tackle it solo or gather with friends and family for a collaborative experience. The high-resolution photograph is printed on a premium blue puzzle board crafted from 100% recycled materials and precision-cut into classic jigsaw shapes. The completed puzzle measures an impressive 50.6cm wide by 52cm high, creating a stunning display piece.

More than just a puzzle, this is a chance to unwind after a delightful visit to Highgrove Gardens. Recreate the peaceful ambience you experienced and escape the daily grind by piecing together this captivating scene. It's the perfect souvenir or a thoughtful gift for any puzzle enthusiast.

Recreate the view of the Monastery Building at Vatopaidi, Mount Athos, in Greece His Majesty The King Charles III painted with this 1000-piece detailed wooden jigsaw puzzle. Complete with whimsy pieces, including royal-themed crowns, orbs, trees, and topiary, each piece has been precision laser-cut to ensure intricate puzzle pieces that fit together perfectly.

Produced from an original watercolour by the then HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Mount Athos, in Halkidiki, Greece, is a mountain in the distal part of the eponymous Athos peninsula and the site of an important centre of Eastern Orthodox monasticism in north-eastern Greece.

A delight for fine art lovers and jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts alike, this puzzle comes in a royal purple cotton drawstring bag and box, making it an ideal gift. Made in the heart of the British countryside from 4mm wood from sustainably managed forests, it incorporates irregularly shaped puzzle pieces for an added challenge, including irregular corners, straight pieces within the puzzle, and non-straight pieces around the exterior. This puzzle is intended to last and can be enjoyed for years to come.

A thoughtful note can mean a lot, and our beautiful Highgrove Gardens watercolour notecards, reproduced from original watercolours painted by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, are a brilliant way to brighten up someone’s day. Complete with a presentation wallet and envelopes, these cards are perfect for sending birthday wishes, a thank you card, or to show how much you care.

Our notecards feature four designs printed on two cards: the Terrace Garden, the Cedar Tree in front of Highgrove House, the Sanctuary in the Snow, and the South Front of Highgrove House.

This set of eight blank cards and eight matching envelopes is made from 100% FSC-certified recycled paper and come in a presentation-printed cardboard wallet to keep them neatly together, making them a lovely gift.