Looking for a Krishna poster for your wall that lasts longer than paper? This frame prints Lord Krishna and "Om Krishnaaya Namah" on acrylic, in colours bright enough for any room. Browse more designs in our acrylic wall art collection.
This Krishna mantra wall frame, described
It is a high-definition digital print on acrylic, with a vibrant portrait of Lord Krishna and the mantra printed together, not raised. The glossy surface makes the colours richer, and no separate frame or glass is needed.
Rooms that suit a Krishna wall frame
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Children's room: bright colours and a beloved story.
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Family living room: a cheerful devotional piece.
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Pooja room: beside your Laddu Gopal.
Who gives a Krishna mantra frame
Grandparents give it to grandchildren, friends give it at Janmashtami or a housewarming, and families pick it to refresh a living room.
Krishna frame size and thickness
| Size (inches) |
Best for (wall or space) |
Price |
| 15 × 18, 3mm acrylic |
Light panel, easy gift |
₹2,749 |
| 15 × 18, 5mm acrylic |
Good for most walls |
₹3,449 |
| 15 × 18, 8mm acrylic (Premium) |
Thick, glass-like edge, richest look |
₹4,499 |
How your Krishna frame is printed
We are a small Jaipur studio led by Kavita Dadhich, making pieces to order since 2012, with one designer looking after each customer.
We print the design in high definition on acrylic of 3mm, 5mm or 8mm thickness. The text is part of the print, not raised, and the panel fixes with the silver steel studs supplied or double-sided tape.
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Choose a size and add any note on thickness or wall colour.
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Your designer contacts you within about 2 hours.
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Approve the proof, including every word of the text.
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Printed and shipped: dispatched within 3 days of your design approval, free in India.
Payment, in short. Made to order, so an advance confirms your order; cash on delivery isn't available. Use the secure checkout, or a WhatsApp booking with the balance before dispatch; delivery in India is free and our return and refund policy applies.
Krishna wall frame: questions
How is this different from a Krishna poster?
It is printed on acrylic, not paper, so it needs no frame or glass and is easier to keep clean.
What does Om Krishnaaya Namah mean?
It means "I bow to Lord Krishna" and is a simple mantra for daily remembrance.
Is it suitable for a child's room?
Yes, it suits a child's room, because the bright colours and familiar Krishna image appeal to children.
Are the printed colours true to the photos?
Very close, though screens vary. You approve the proof before printing.
Is it safe to buy online?
Yes. Checkout is secure, and nothing is printed until you approve the proof.
