Auvrique ships Maki Haku prints to most countries

The answer is yes for the editions we carry, but international shipping Maki Haku prints only works cleanly when you know which countries are excluded and how customs is handled.

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The short answer

Yes. Auvrique ships framed and canvas editions internationally to most countries, with rates and delivery times set per destination. Customs duties and import taxes are not included in the order total and are your responsibility once a package crosses a border. If you need to confirm a specific country before ordering, use the shipping policy or contact the store directly.

What the global policy covers

Auvrique sends framed posters and canvas editions to most countries outside the domestic market. The exact list of served destinations changes, so a country that worked last year may not be covered today. Rates are calculated from the destination and the size of the piece, not from the artist name on the label. That means a Maki Haku print does not cost more to ship than a comparable edition by another artist in the same format.

The practical question is usually not whether shipping exists but whether it is worth the added cost and wait. Large framed pieces travel differently from canvas editions, and the difference shows up in both price and handling. If you are ordering from outside your own country, confirm the destination before paying rather than assuming the checkout page will catch a problem.

Where the real risk sits

The part that causes the most anxiety is customs, not the transit itself. Import duties, VAT and handling fees are set by the country that receives the package, not by the store that sends it. Auvrique does not collect those charges in advance for every destination, so a buyer can be surprised by a fee on delivery. That is the gap between international shipping and truly frictionless international shipping.

A print that arrives late is annoying. A print that arrives with an unexpected charge is worse. If you are in a country with strict import rules or high duties, the safest move is to ask what has happened at the border before a previous order, not to guess from the store page alone. The shipping policy is the place to check for what is and is not included.

Before you order abroad

Confirm the destination country is currently served.
Check whether duties are collected in advance or on delivery.
Compare the framed option and the canvas option for shipping cost.
Allow extra time if the destination is far from the dispatch point.

How to decide without guessing

If you want to buy a Maki Haku print outside your country, start with the format that travels most cleanly for your budget. Canvas editions usually ship more simply than framed posters because there is less glass and hardware to protect. That does not make one better than the other as art, only easier to move across a border.

The size you choose also changes the shipping math more than the image does. A small print and a large print of the same work can land in very different price brackets once packaging and weight are counted. If the destination is uncertain, a smaller format leaves less room for a bad surprise at the border.

Shipping a print abroad is straightforward. Paying for it twice, once at checkout and once at the border, is the part people forget.

Factor	What it means	What to check
Destination	Some countries are not served	Confirm before ordering
Customs	Duties are usually your responsibility	Ask how charges are handled
Format	Canvas and framed prints ship differently	Compare both before paying
Size	Larger prints cost more to move	Start smaller if unsure

International shipping at a glance

Key takeaways

Auvrique ships internationally to most countries, not every country.
Customs duties and import taxes are generally not included in the order total.
Canvas editions usually travel more simply than framed posters.
Confirm the destination and the format before paying for a cross-border order.

Related questions

Can I buy a Maki Haku print outside my country?

Yes, if the destination country is currently served and the format you want is available for that route. The main thing to verify is not the artist but the country and the format, since those determine cost and whether the order can move at all.

Are customs fees included in the price?

Usually not. Import duties and taxes are commonly set by the receiving country and collected there, which means they can arrive as a separate charge. Check how the store handles them for your specific destination before you place the order.

Which format is easier to ship abroad?

Canvas editions tend to travel more simply than framed posters because they carry less glass and hardware. That makes them easier to move, not better to look at. The right format still depends on the room and the wall, not only on the border.

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