Cat and Ramen Canvas Art Pair — 2 Framed Panels, 12 × 16 in Each

₹1,499.00

A pair of framed canvas prints, 12 × 16 inches each, showing a black cat with a bowl of ramen in a vintage Japanese poster style.

  • Dispatch1-2 business days from Bhopal
  • Change of mind10 days from delivery, unused and unhung
  • PaymentUPI or Cash on Delivery · no COD fee

Free shipping on orders of ₹999 and above; a flat ₹59 applies below that. Damaged in transit? Tell us within 48 hours.

Description

Two framed canvas panels in the flat-colour, heavy-outline style of old Japanese advertising posters — a black cat, a steaming bowl, a lot of red. It is a kitchen or dining-room piece, and it is meant to be funny rather than serious.

Specifications

  • Panels — 2, sold as a pair
  • Size — 12 × 16 in each
  • Format — framed canvas prints, ready to hang
  • Palette — red, cream, black and warm yellow
  • Suits — kitchen, dining room, a small breakfast corner

Hanging and care

Kitchen walls are the one place we would ask you to think about placement: keep the pair away from the immediate splash area of a hob or sink, because cooking grease settles on canvas and will not come off cleanly. Dust with a dry cloth.

Not included: wall hooks, plugs and screws.

Before you hang it

Measure the wall, then mark it in tape.

The commonest disappointment with wall art is scale, not colour. Mark the outline of the piece on the wall with masking tape and leave it for an evening. If it reads small in tape, it will read small framed.

Wall fixings are the other half. Plaster, brick and drywall each take a different fitting, and we deliberately do not supply hardware — the right fixing depends on the wall in front of you, not on the piece in the box.

Ships from
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
Metro delivery
3-6 business days
Rest of India
5-10 business days
Refund
5-7 business days, no restocking fee
Size stated in inches

Finished dimensions on every listing, and each panel listed for a set.

Frame status stated

The listing says whether a frame is included, and what is not in the box.

Packed with corner protection

Framed pieces and glass travel as bulkier parcels, protected at the corners.

Reproduction, said plainly

Where a piece reproduces a known painting we call it an open-edition reproduction print.