A richly illustrated map of Barsoom from Edgar Rice Burroughs’ A Princess of Mars, created for readers who still feel the pull of imagined worlds long after the book is closed. This piece turns John Carter’s Mars into something to explore again and again—a quiet expression of curiosity, adventure, and the life of the mind.
⭐️ Archival Giclée Print — Professionally printed for crisp detail, nuanced color, and lasting quality
⭐️ Premium Archival Paper — Chosen to preserve the intricate cartographic details and warm, vintage-inspired palette
⭐️ Available Sizes — 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 24x30, and 24x36
⭐️ Display Options — Choose Unframed, Black Frame, or Hanging Canvas
⭐️ Detailed Barsoom Map — Features Helium, Zodanga, Thark, Warhoon, Korad, the Great Canal, the Atmosphere Plant, and other landmarks from Burroughs’ Mars
⭐️ Classic Characters — Includes John Carter, Dejah Thoris, Tars Tarkas, Kantos Kan, Sola, Sarkoja, and Mors Kajak
⭐️ Vintage-Inspired Design — Soft ivory, terracotta, muted blue, and antique cartographic details give the piece the character of an old illustrated adventure volume
⭐️ Carefully Packaged — Prepared for safe transit and ready to become part of a library, office, reading room, or collected literary gallery
Burroughs’ Barsoom is a world of ancient cities, dying seas, warriors, strange civilizations, and improbable courage. This illustrated literary map gathers those places into one composition, allowing the geography of the story to become part of the experience of remembering it.
A quiet reminder that there is always more of the world to discover.
