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Trust, Provenance & Documentation

Information surrounding the artwork is part of the collector experience.

Curated Presentation

Artists and artworks are organised into a coherent catalogue with structured information.

Provenance

Where available, provenance records and CEPS identifiers can be connected to eligible physical artworks.

Documentation

Certificates, condition information and supporting documents are presented where available.

Collector Due Diligence

Collectors should review the available documentation and satisfy themselves as to the artwork before bidding.

Pricing clarity

INR is the master auction price. USD is displayed as an indicative international equivalent using the configured conversion reference. Final payment conversion may differ at the time of settlement.

Additional charges

Shipping, insurance, taxes, packing, handling and other applicable charges are additional unless expressly stated otherwise in the auction or lot terms.

Documentation Boundary

Clear records. Clear limits.

CEPS documentation can strengthen the record surrounding an eligible artwork, including provenance and supporting documentation where available.

CEPS documentation does not by itself constitute a guarantee of authenticity, ownership or complete historical provenance. Collectors should review the available record and the specific terms of the sale before bidding.

Our Principle

An artwork is more than a commodity.

It carries the artist's thought, time, identity and cultural context. We seek to create a transparent bridge between artist, artwork and collector, while respecting the integrity and documented history of each work.