Collection: Hindu Acrylic Wall Art

Acrylic wall art is printed on clear or opaque acrylic sheets using UV printing technology, resulting in a glossy, glass-like finish with vivid, almost 3D-looking colours. Canvas paintings are printed on fabric canvas stretched on a wooden frame with a matte or semi-matte finish. Acrylic art has a more modern, premium look; canvas art has a more traditional, textured feel. Both are high quality -- the choice depends on your aesthetic preference.

Yes, acrylic wall art is significantly safer than glass-framed artwork. Acrylic is shatterproof -- if it falls, it will not break into dangerous glass shards. It is also lightweight, making it less likely to cause damage if dislodged. These properties make acrylic art the preferred choice for homes with young children and pets.

Each acrylic piece comes with pre-drilled holes and mounting hardware including standoff spacers. Simply mark the drill points on your wall, insert wall plugs, screw in the standoff bolts, and place the acrylic panel. The spacers create a floating effect approximately 15-20mm from the wall surface, which adds a stunning 3D presentation and subtle shadow effect.

Lord Ganesh (Ganesha) acrylic wall art is the most recommended choice for home entrances. Ganesh ji is the remover of obstacles and the deity of auspicious beginnings. According to Vastu, a Ganesh image at the entrance welcomes positive energy. Choose a design showing Ganesh ji facing the interior of the home. Shubh Labh and Ganesh Lakshmi compositions are also popular entrance choices.

Clean acrylic wall art with a soft microfiber cloth and mild glass cleaner or simply warm water. Avoid abrasive cloths, paper towels, or harsh chemicals as they can scratch the surface. Never use ammonia-based cleaners. For fingerprints and dust, a dry microfiber cloth is usually sufficient. Clean gently in circular motions for the best results.