Hinduism Wall Art

Hinduism Wall Art

Hinduism wall art here centers on Hindu temples in Atlanta, New Delhi, Hampi and Bali, including Tanah Lot, the meru towers of Besakih and the Ulun Danu temples at Bedugul. A few titles name other places of worship, so read each title before you choose. Every piece is made to order and sent to your home.

Hinduism Wall Art Organized By Temple And Place

The titles here name temples and towers, so you choose by place rather than by figure. White Marble Hindu Temple, Atlanta Wall Art and Tanah Lot Temple at Sunset Wall Art are two examples, one in Georgia and one in Bali. Each title names the temple, so start with a place you know or plan to visit and pick the piece that carries its name.

Atlanta Temples For A Living Room Wall

Ornate White Hindu Temple, Atlanta Wall Art and White Marble Hindu Temple, Atlanta Wall Art are a natural choice for the wall behind a sofa. Above a 72 inch sofa, a 54 x 36 inch landscape covers exactly three quarters of the width.

Tanah Lot Temple At Sunset Over A Console Or Sideboard

Tanah Lot Temple at Sunset Wall Art is a good fit for a dining room, where a sideboard gives the piece a natural resting place. Above a 54 inch sideboard, a 36 x 24 inch landscape spans two thirds of the width and stays well inside the furniture's edges. Set it 6 to 8 inches above the surface.

Balinese Meru Towers For A Narrow Wall

Balinese Meru Towers Wall Art and Pura Besakih Meru Towers Wall Art both come in portrait, a good choice for the narrow stretch beside a door or at the end of a hallway. Above a 28 inch console in an entry, a 20 x 40 inch portrait covers about 71 percent of the width.

Ulun Danu Temples At Sunrise For A Bedroom Or Study

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple at Sunrise Wall Art suits a bedroom or a study, where one piece can hang on its own. It also comes in a panoramic shape, which fits a wide, low wall above a headboard. A 60 x 20 inch panoramic covers 75 percent of an 80 inch bed. For more Bali temples on water, see the Lake Bratan temple art collection.

Temples In New Delhi And Hampi

Akshardham Temple, Laxminarayan Temple and Lotus Temple name New Delhi, and Virupaksha Temple at Sunrise names Hampi in southern India. If you want more Indian places to hang beside them, such as the Golden Temple at Amritsar, the India wall art collection holds them.

Pairing A Temple Piece With Other Rooms And Regions

A temple piece can anchor a small group with pieces from nearby places. The Indonesia wall art collection holds more of Bali for a hallway gallery, and the Buddhist temple wall art collection offers a second set of temples when you want a run of three or four across a wall. Keep the finish matching across the group.

Working Out The Right Size For Your Furniture

Measure the furniture first, then aim for roughly two thirds to three quarters of its width. A 90 inch sectional pairs with a 60 x 40 inch landscape, which covers 67 percent. A 66 inch desk pairs with a 48 x 32 inch landscape at 73 percent. Leave the 6 to 8 inches of wall between the top of the furniture and the bottom of the piece.

How Each Piece Is Made

Nothing is printed until you order. Canvas pieces use museum-quality canvas and archival inks stretched over a solid wooden inner frame, and canvas and framed versions arrive ready to hang. Shipping is free, delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, and you have 30 days from delivery to return a piece.

Common Questions

Is there Hindu god wall art in this collection?

This collection is built from temples, not from figures of deities. Many titles name a temple or a set of temple towers, so a piece is described only by the place it names. If you came looking for Hindu god wall art, check the titles before you buy.

Is there modern Hindu wall art here?

The titles here describe temples rather than art movements, so no title carries a style label. What you can choose is the place: a temple in Atlanta, Bali, Hampi or New Delhi. If you want a contemporary look in the room, hang one piece alone on a clean wall and leave space around it.

Is this ancient Hindu art?

This page makes no claim about age. The pieces are views of temples as the titles describe them, printed to order for your wall today. If the history of a particular temple matters to you, a book or the temple's own site will tell you more than a wall print can, and the title will tell you which place you are buying.

Are there Hindu art paintings here?

The titles name temples and temple towers, and none says painting, so this page makes no claim about how a picture was made. What you can rely on is the place in each title. Every piece is printed to order after you buy, so you can pick the temple that matters to you and ignore the question of medium.

Does Hindu art and architecture mean only temples?

In this collection the titles mostly name temples, with a few other places of worship. Hindu temples stand in many countries. For other architecture, browse by country instead, such as Japan wall art or Thailand wall art, where the titles name different kinds of buildings and places.