Common materials are canvas and paper. Frames described in listings include plastic and hardwood/real-wood frames. Product descriptions typically specify whether the print is a canvas or paper piece and the frame type (for example, plastic frame or hardwood/real-wood frame).
Common options include digital-art canvas prints and paper prints produced as lithographs or giclée prints. Many listings note the use of fade-resistant or UV-resistant inks for longer-lasting color.
Framed pieces are typically sold ready to hang and include mounting hardware such as a wired hanging mount or a sawtooth hanger. Product listings usually note the specific mount type so you can confirm compatibility with your wall setup.
Prints commonly use fade-resistant or UV-resistant inks. Paper prints may be mounted on a rigid backer board and covered with a shatterproof, gallery-quality acrylic sheet; canvas prints are typically gallery-wrapped and tensioned to resist sagging.
Listings commonly note a durable hanging wire or a sawtooth back attached to framed prints. Some descriptions also mention an included hanging hook and nail. Always check the product details to confirm exactly which hardware is provided.
