Yes, ePingo prints Giclées

A giclée print (commonly pronounced “jee-clay”) uses the inkjet printing process for making fine art format digital images.  Also known as "iris prints", the term is used to describe any high-resolution, large-format inkjet output with fade-resistant dye or pigment-based inks. It is common for these printers to use between six and twelve color inks. The use of dye-based inks requires special coating to avoid fading.

Giclée is mostly associated with fine art reproduction, using archive quality pigmented inks and Vivera inks. These inks are guaranteed to last up to 200 years, as opposed to dye-based inks, which are more suitable for short-term commercial output.