Taniya Artwork

While the high-quality printing technology used for this artwork achieves superior vibrancy, it is always best to avoid placing any canvas print in direct, prolonged sunlight. Continuous exposure to intense UV rays can eventually lead to fading. For bright rooms, consider placing the art on a wall that receives indirect light to ensure the colors remain crisp and bold for years to reach.

To achieve a gallery-like feel, we recommend the "57-inch rule." This involves hanging the artwork so that its vertical center—the midpoint of its 36-inch height—is 57 to 60 inches from the floor. This eye-level placement creates a natural focal point. If you are hanging it above a sofa or headboard, aim for 6 to 10 inches of clearance between the bottom of the frame and the top of the furniture to maintain visual harmony.

This artwork is built for long-term structural integrity. It is professionally gallery-wrapped around 1.5-inch structurally engineered stretcher bars, which are specifically designed to be warp-resistant. Additionally, the piece is produced using a high-end nine-color ink printing technology, which provides a more nuanced and superior color depth compared to standard four-color processes.

To preserve the vibrant nine-color ink finish, our general care recommendation is to dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth or a delicate feather duster. Avoid using water, glass cleaners, or any harsh chemical solvents, as moisture and chemicals can compromise the canvas tension and the integrity of the printed pigments.

When hanging a single piece of artwork, professional designers often follow the "2/3 to 3/4 rule." This 24" wide vertical canvas is ideally suited for wall sections or furniture pieces (like a console table or small dresser) that are between 32 and 36 inches wide. This proportion ensures the art anchors the space without appearing lost or overwhelming the surrounding decor.

This artwork features structurally engineered, warp-resistant stretcher bars, which offer better stability in varying home environments than standard wood. However, because canvas is a porous material, consistent high humidity in a small, poorly ventilated bathroom can eventually affect the tension of the wrap. For best results in coastal climates or humid spaces, ensure the room is well-ventilated to protect the art's structural integrity.