Buddhism Wall Art

Buddhism Wall Art

Buddhism wall art here pictures temples, stupas and monks: Bagan stupas in mist, Angkor Wat reflected at sunrise, Wat Benchamabophit in Bangkok, Larung Gar Monastery at night and novice monks with red umbrellas. Several titles name a time of day, from sunrise to night, so you can choose a piece by its place or by its light.

Bagan Stupas In Mist Or Golden Hour

Misty Bagan Stupas and Bagan Ancient Temples at Golden Hour both picture Bagan in Myanmar, so the choice rests on one word in the title: mist or golden hour. Either one goes well on a study wall beside a bookshelf, or above a console with a lamp. More of Bagan is in the Myanmar Bagan temple art collection.

Two Temple Reflections, Sunrise And Sunset

Angkor Wat Reflection at Sunrise and Wat Non Kum Sunset Reflection both name a reflection, and the hour in each title tells you where to hang it. Put the sunrise piece in a room you use in the morning, such as a kitchen nook, and the sunset piece where you settle in for the evening. For the country Angkor Wat stands in, see the Cambodia wall art collection.

Golden Stupa At Wat Phra Kaew And Pha That Luang

Golden Stupa at Wat Phra Kaew and Pha That Luang each center on one landmark, which gives them the plain wall above a sofa or a long console, where a single landmark has the space to itself. Pha That Luang stands in Vientiane, and the Laos wall art collection holds more of the country, including scenery and city landmarks.

A Named Temple Ties A Piece To A Place

Wat Benchamabophit, Bangkok and Byodo-in Temple Phoenix Hall each name one temple, and the first puts a city in its title as well, which helps if you have been to Bangkok or have a trip planned. More Bangkok temples are in the Thailand wall art collection, and the Japan wall art collection holds Kyoto temples and other Japanese places.

Novice Monks With Red Umbrellas And Larung Gar Monastery At Night

Novice Monks with Red Umbrellas is named for people rather than a building, which makes it the choice for a hallway or dining room wall where you want figures in the picture. Larung Gar Monastery at Night is named for a monastery in Sichuan, China, and for the hour, so a bedroom or den, rooms you use after dark, is where that title belongs.

Large Buddhism Wall Art Above A Living Room Sofa

For a living room, size the picture to the sofa: about two thirds to three quarters of the seat width keeps it in proportion. A 48 x 32 inch size covers about 71 percent of a 68 inch loveseat, and a 54 x 36 inch size covers about 69 percent of a 78 inch sofa. Hang it 6 to 8 inches above the back of the seat, and on an open wall, center it 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

Buddha Wall Art For A Bedroom Above The Headboard

A headboard wall is long and low, and Novice Monks with Red Umbrellas is offered in Panoramic, a shape built for that kind of wall. A 48 x 16 inch size covers about 69 percent of a 70 inch headboard. For a bedroom, the titles that name night or mist, Larung Gar Monastery at Night and Misty Bagan Stupas, are good ones to start with.

Buddha Wall Decor For A Hall Table Or Short Console

A narrow wall section calls for a smaller picture rather than a cropped one, so work from the table below it. Above a 30 inch hall table, a 20 x 20 inch size covers about 67 percent of the width. Above a 36 inch console, a 24 x 16 inch size lands at the same proportion. Byodo-in Temple Phoenix Hall and Wat Non Kum Sunset Reflection are offered in Square, which gives a narrow section a picture as tall as it is wide.

How Each Piece Is Made

Delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, shipping costs nothing, and the 30-day return window opens at delivery. The canvas is museum-quality, printed with archival inks and stretched over a solid wooden inner frame, and a Canvas Print has no outer frame. Canvas and framed pieces come ready to hang; a Poster Print arrives unframed, and every piece is printed to order after you place it.

Common Questions

Is There A Buddha Painting On Canvas?

Buddha Hands with Lotus is the title that names Buddha, and it does not say whether it shows a statue, a painting or a photograph, so check the product page image before you order. Choose a Canvas Print for the canvas look; that finish has no outer frame. For lotus flowers on their own, see the lotus flower wall art collection.

Is There 3D Or Wooden Buddha Wall Art?

No, a carved wooden Buddha, a concave sculpture and a raised relief are not part of this collection, because every piece is a flat picture printed to order. The pictures show temples, stupas and monks. For presence on the wall without a sculpture, choose a larger size of a temple picture.

Is There Buddha Wallpaper Or A Wall Mural?

No, this collection holds pictures you hang, not wallpaper rolls or a painted mural. Each piece is a single picture printed to order, so it fills one section of a wall rather than the whole wall. For something close to a mural, pick the largest size your wall can take and leave plain wall around it.

How Do I Find Unique Buddha Wall Decor?

Start with the titles that name one particular temple, stupa or monastery, since many here picture a specific place rather than a generic Buddha image. Each piece is printed to order after you place the order, so a hall and a living room can each hold the same picture at a size that fits the wall.

Is There Extra Large Buddha Wall Art?

Yes, the largest Landscape size is 60 x 40 inches. Above a 90 inch sectional it covers about 67 percent of the width, which keeps it in proportion with the furniture. A picture this big needs a wall with little else on it, so keep lamps and shelves to the sides.