Farm with Stacks of Peat by Vincent van Gogh (November 1883-1883)

Premium quality Giclée prints on Acid free canvas or paper (you choose) with a smooth surface that captures pure rich color and remarkable detail.

A huge array of framing options to choose from that come in 10+ sizes and 6+ colors. All art pieces are framed in ready-to-hang format by hand right here in India by well-trained experts, packed, and shipped to your doorstep.

We use the finest, time-tested materials, responsibly sourced from all over the world (80% from within India) that come with 8+ years of warranty.

You can wipe it off with microfiber cloth or damp cloth with water and soft soap (shampoo). If your frame has canvas without glass, we recommend simply dust using a dry soft and fine brush. Refrain from using wood polish or cleaning sprays since this could potentially create moisture and possibly damage the artwork.

Dust your frames regularly to avoid the accumulation of dirt. If you want to disassemble the frame for an even more thorough cleaning, be sure to lay the various components onto a clean, dust-free towel or blanket. Make sure all components are completely dry before reassembly.

• Dimensions (L x B) in inches of each framed poster as per choice above. To convert product sizes from inches to centimeters, use this simple formula: 1 inch = 2.54 cm
• The images represent the actual products though the color of the image and product may slightly differ. The finish of frames using natural wood may look slightly different than pictured.
• Material: You can choose between different print mediums (Glicee paper or Canvas) and 40+ framing options that you can see on the website. Any order above 18x24 inches is processed in pinewood since synthetic wood is not able to bear its load. Wherever applicable, acrylic glass is used instead of normal glass, for its ease of handling and recyclability.
• Shipping time: It takes 3 business days to process the order as per your customization and shipping takes up to 5 to 7 business days. Bigger frames may take longer to ship and process, due to additional handling and care required to process such art pieces by hand.