The Gallery of Arts: canvas wall art prints, made to order in India

The Wedding of Shiva and Parvati Kalamkari canvas in a warm haveli room above a carved seat
01 - Gods & Epics

The stories you grew up with.

Shiva and Parvati, Rama Darbar, Krishna, Hanuman. 268 designs for the pooja room.

See Gods & Epics + Pooja room art
A five-peacock pichwai canvas above a carved console beside a jali screen
02 - Pichwai

Peacocks, cows, lotus ponds.

554 Nathdwara pichwai designs, drawn flat and bright.

See Pichwai + Shrinathji
A wildflower meadow below snow peaks canvas above a bed in a pale bedroom
03 - Mountains & Himalaya

A window onto the hills.

167 landscapes of snow peaks, meadows and rivers.

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An Indian elephant on a garden terrace canvas in a wood-panelled study above a leather armchair
04 - Wildlife

Elephants, tigers and leopards.

61 designs of India's wild animals, drawn large.

See Wildlife + Elephants
A canvas of arched niches with glowing jali screens above a wooden bench
05 - Heritage

Doors, jali and temple stone.

339 carved doors, glowing jali screens and temple courtyards.

See Heritage + All collections
New Collection

Decorative Pichwai & Kalamkari

New this week: cows under kadamba trees, lotus ponds with swans, mango orchards full of peacocks, parrots in pomegranate trees. The craft and colour of Pichwai and Kalamkari, made for any wall in the house.

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Most Viewed

Where most visitors stop.

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Two Families

Two Doors Open

A Mango Tree with Parrots pichwai canvas in a carved arched alcove above a wooden console
Art Collections

India's painting traditions, for your walls.

Nathdwara pichwai, Kalamkari, Phad and miniature painting - 554 pichwai designs alone, from Shrinathji and the epics to peacocks, cows and mango trees.

Browse by tradition + See Pichwai +
A canvas of macaws and toucans among banana leaves above a bed in a bright bedroom
Wall Decor

Mountains, wildlife and heritage, for every room.

Himalayan valleys, bamboo forests, waterfalls, tigers, elephants and tropical birds, carved doors and temple stone. Choose your size, orientation and frame.

Browse by subject + Size & scale guide +
Taken Home

Bought, boxed and gone.

See what has gone home +
Chapter I

What visitors open first.

A Kalamkari canvas of the Rama Darbar with Hanuman, framed on a wall
Most viewed this month

Gods & Epics

Hanuman, the Ram Darbar, Shiva and Parvati, Durga and the ten avatars of Vishnu - the paintings visitors open most, drawn in Phad and Kalamkari line.

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A Shrinathji pichwai canvas framed on a wall
Pichwai

Shrinathji

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A canvas of arched niches with glowing jali screens, framed on a wall
New collection

Heritage Doors, Jali & Temples

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A tree of life canvas with birds, lotuses and fish, framed on a wall
Kalamkari & Madhubani

Tree of Life

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A canvas of an Indian elephant on a garden terrace, framed on a wall
Wildlife & Menagerie

Animals in palace gardens

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Lounge & Café Art

For the café, the bar and the chai corner.

Chai carts and filter coffee, gramophones and turntables, carrom boards, bioscopes and goli soda: the India we grew up with, made for café walls, bars, lounges and the corner of the house where the tea is made.

See all Lounge & Café Art +
Chapter II

How a canvas is put together

A slim solid pine stretcher bar behind taut canvas, grain and a knot visible
The bar — solid pine, 25 mm, real grain and knots
A staple line running down the back of the pine bar, holding the canvas under tension
The tension — stapled down the back, so the face stays taut
A mitred canvas corner folded over the stretcher bar and stapled behind
The corner — folded, not cut, mitred on every one
A sawtooth hanger screwed into the top stretcher bar, ready to hang
The hanger — sawtooth, already screwed to the top bar
A wide Pichwai canvas of sarus cranes over a lotus pond, hung above a sideboard
Chapter III · Size & Scale

The hardest thing to judge on a screen.

How big is it, really. Every size on every product page is given in inches and centimetres, and the size guide shows each one against a sofa, a console and a door so you can place it before you buy.

Size & scale guide + Ask us about a size +
The back of a stretched canvas — pine stretcher bars, staples down each bar, and the sawtooth hanger already fitted
A Note from the Studio

"We publish the millimetres, because the millimetres are what you actually get: a 10 mm face and a 6–8 mm gap on a floater, a 15 mm face sitting flush on a classic frame, and 25 mm of solid pine behind either."

— The Gallery of Arts

Shop by Room

Four rooms, named.

A wide canvas of the Dashashwamedh aarti at dusk, hung above a sofa
Living Room · 48 × 24 above the sofa

The wall behind the sofa

Living Room - 936 designs
A wide canvas of a green valley in cloud, hung above a bed
Bedroom · 40 × 20 above the headboard

The wall the bed faces

Bedroom - 317 designs
A wide Pichwai canvas of Gau Mata among banana leaves, above a console set with brass lamps
Pooja & Mandir · above the shelf

The corner that gets the first light

Pooja & Mandir
A tall Buddha canvas above a console table on an entryway wall
Entryway - 24 x 36 above the console

The wall the door faces

Entryway - 272 designs
For Interior Designers

Specifying for a client? Every product page publishes the whole construction spec - canvas, stretcher, frame geometry, finished depth and the hanging hardware - so you can size and quote a wall without emailing us first.

Designer enquiries +
A wide pichwai canvas above a green velvet sofa in a teak-panelled room
The Lookbook - Volume I

Ten styles, ten rooms.

Warm minimal, japandi, dark and moody, the traditional room - ten decorating registers, each with the canvas that belongs in it. Every room is a real scene, and every one leads to the collection it came from.

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