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We take great pleasure in welcoming you to ASIAN CANVAS, The House of Asian Decorative Art. I am pleased that you have availed time to view our site and images, which I hope you will find truly meaningful and exclusive in view of the range we propose. All the products and pieces of art are hand picked from various parts of Asia, down from Indonesia through India and across to Japan. Many friendships were forged during our travels through these magnificent parts of Asia, most of whom are artisans with a simple view in life. Their works symbolise a culture and heritage that hopefully will carry through for many generations to come. We make ART AFFORDABLE !! We also Deliver WORLDWIDE. Please message me for further information or inquiries.

The Synchronized LeapAcrylic and charcoal on canvas45 x 39 inchesThis striking contemporary painting captures horses mid...
16/10/2026

The Synchronized Leap
Acrylic and charcoal on canvas
45 x 39 inches

This striking contemporary painting captures horses mid-leap, showcasing dynamic energy, grace, and fluid movement.

Mosaic of WarmthA vibrant abstract grid of warm ochres, fiery oranges, and earthy tones, woven together with subtle geom...
10/10/2026

Mosaic of Warmth

A vibrant abstract grid of warm ochres, fiery oranges, and earthy tones, woven together with subtle geometric triangles and expressive textures

Oil on canvas
48 x 48 inches

Available for viewing at the gallery

20/09/2026

Brightening up the shelf today.
These colorful pieces make the sweetest gift or addition to a children’s bedroom!

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13/09/2026

Nineteen works, each exploring form, texture, and color in its own distinct language. Whether quiet and meditative or bold and vibrant, this collection brings together a range of visual expressions that invite you to look closer and find your own interpretation.

​Drop by the gallery to experience them in person, or send a message for details and inquiries on individual pieces. Which frame speaks to you most?

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06/09/2026

The week that was. ✨
Good visitors, inspiring conversations, and fresh original artwork on the walls. Welcome to our newest featured artists and their stunning new pieces.

How adorable are these paintings. 💙Perfectly framed and ready to bring all the smiles to the play space.Dm for more deta...
06/09/2026

How adorable are these paintings. 💙

Perfectly framed and ready to bring all the smiles to the play space.

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03/09/2026

This artwork is titled "Gangavataran" (or "The Descent of Ganga"). Originally painted as an oil canvas in 1890 by Raja Ravi Varma, it depicts a central event from Hindu mythology.

​The Legend: King Bhagiratha undertook intense penance to bring the celestial river Ganga down to Earth to liberate the souls of his ancestors. Because Ganga's force would have shattered the Earth, Lord Shiva offered to catch the torrential fall in his matted hair (jata) to cushion her descent.

​The Visual Depiction:

​Center: Lord Shiva stands with trident (trishula) in hand, preparing his hair to absorb Ganga's flow.

​Top: Goddess Ganga descends gracefully from the heavens amidst gushing waters.

​Left: King Bhagiratha stands in deep reverence with folded hands.

​Right: Goddess Parvati leans against Nandi, Shiva’s sacred bull, witnessing the event.

​The Lithographic Medium (Litho Stone Matrix)

​Limestone Matrix: The image shown is a reversed transfer key matrix directly on a Solnhofen limestone slab, used in classical stone lithography. In lithographic printing, the master drawing is rendered in reverse on the prepared limestone surface so that when inked and pressed onto paper, it prints in the correct orientation.

​The Reversed Signature: At the bottom right corner, Raja Ravi Varma’s signature is etched in mirror-image script, confirming its status as a printing block/stone proof rather than a final paper print.

​Production History: Raja Ravi Varma established the Ravi Varma Lithographic Press in Ghatkopar, Mumbai, in 1894 (later moved to Malavli near Lonavala). By transferring his original oil paintings onto fine Bavarian limestone blocks, his press mass-produced oleographs and chromolithographs, making sacred fine art accessible to households across India for the first time.

This stone is from that press which was demolished in 1984.
Welcome to see this piece of history at the gallery.

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The Ravi Varma Lithograph Mandala:A Spectrum of Indian Visual History in one viewBefore digital printing, master printma...
01/09/2026

The Ravi Varma Lithograph Mandala:

A Spectrum of Indian Visual History in one view

Before digital printing, master printmakers painstakingly etched images onto Solnhofen limestone.

With this wheel we step into a single, breathtaking installation that captures the breadth of Raja Ravi Varma's revolutionary print media. Composed of stone-printed lithographs and historic print blocks, this central Lithograph Mandala allows you to explore dozens of iconic mythological scenes, portraiture, and historical figures—all in a single glance.

Ethereal DuetThis painting beautifully depicts two human-like forms in a serene, blue-and-white abstract mosaic.100 * 12...
26/08/2026

Ethereal Duet

This painting beautifully depicts two human-like forms in a serene, blue-and-white abstract mosaic.

100 * 120 cms
Oil on canvas
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