Masala Skies Canvas Print

All over Little India, Shophouses are found. This artwork is a reflection of that story. ‘Masala’ refers to an Indian spice; similarly, motifs of chillies and anise are sprinkled over the canvas. The rich reds and yellows remind one of these warm dishes. A traditional Indian pattern is printed in the sky, and actual sari cloth has been stitched into the Shophouse itself. I can imagine the warmth of this artwork suitably paired with a rich red carpet.

The Shophouse artwork is reflective of Singapore culture and heritage. Shophouse buildings can be found all over the island. These stately buildings are a wonderful expression of the blending of a work and living space.

The Shophouse featured in this artwork can be found at Koon Seng Road, Joo Chiat, Singapore.

The default frame for this print is: Champagne Silver with a White backing.

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Our Canvas Prints have been coated for scratch, stain and water resistance. Due to numerous reports of framed prints hung using adhesive-backed hooks/strips falling off the wall, we strongly suggest using more secure hanging methods (eg:nails) or opting for unframed prints.

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