"KALEIDO" by Ricky D. Canvas Fine Art Reproduction

All sales of original artwork and fine art prints are final, but we’re here to support you if any issues arise. If your order is lost, damaged, or stolen, please reach out to us within 14 days of delivery with your order number and photos of the damaged packaging. We’ll be happy to replace any affected orders. While we’re unable to offer refunds, your satisfaction is our priority. Thank you for choosing our art—we truly appreciate it!

Products are made to order, which is why delivery may take a bit longer.

Canvas: Our canvas prints are crafted from a fade-resistant poly-cotton blend that lasts up to 100 years and is OBA-free.

Stretcher Bars: Custom-made from solid wood, our 1.5” stretcher bars prevent warping and bowing. They feature rounded edges and beveled sides for minimal contact with the canvas, and each comes with a pre-installed hanging wire.

Framed Art: We offer high-quality wooden floating frames that create the illusion of the canvas “floating” inside. Available in black, white, gold, and natural oak, each frame includes a pre-installed hanging wire.

Metal Art Prints: Our metal prints feature a glossy, vibrant infusion of the image into aluminum, enhanced by a protective polymer coating that makes them durable, scratch-resistant, and water-resistant.

We offer embellished prints with an additional 15 to 20 days for delivery after production. If the embellished option is grayed out, it is not available for this product. 

Embellished Prints, also known as Remarque, involve artists enhancing their prints with paint, textures, and materials like gold leaf, resulting in unique pieces that resemble original paintings. Each embellished print is hand-signed and one-of-a-kind, as the process is difficult to replicate. This art form emerged in the early 1990s alongside inkjet printing and has gained popularity, often fetching prices comparable to original works. Notable artists associated with printmaking include Katsushika Hokusai, Rembrandt, Pablo Picasso, Albrecht Dürer, Francisco Goya, Käthe Kollwitz, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and Andy Warhol.