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Pooja Room Wall Art – Buy Canvas Paintings for Pooja Room Online Create a serene, sacred corner in your home with our pooja room wall art collection - canvas paintings curated to bring devotion, peace and divine energy to your prayer space. Each piece suits the spiritual atmosphere of a temple room, whether it's a dedicated corner, an alcove or a full home mandir. Radha Krishna & Divine Couple Paintings for Pooja Room Our pooja room wall art includes a wide range of Radha Krishna wall art - dancing divine love portraits, swing paintings, and traditional Raas Leela Pichwai designs. We also feature Shiva Parvati and Ardhanarishvara artwork, celebrating divine union and devotion - a popular choice for family prayer spaces. Shrinath Ji & Pichwai Style Pooja Room Wall Art Traditional Shrinath Ji wall art in classic Nathdwara Pichwai style, along with sacred cow and Kamdhenu Pichwai paintings, bring timeless heritage to your pooja room. Especially popular in homes that follow Vaishnav traditions and Rajasthani-inspired décor. Hanuman Ji, Shiv Ji & Ram Darbar Paintings For strength and protection, this collection includes Hanuman Ji wall art , Panchmukhi Hanuman designs, and devotional Shri Ram & Hanuman Bhakti artwork. Powerful Shiv Ji wall art pieces including Kedarnath Shiva and meditating Mahadev portraits round out this spiritually rich selection. Tirupati Balaji & Jagannath Ji Devotional Art This collection also features Tirupati Balaji wall art with golden temple detailing, and Jagannath Ji wall art symbolising faith and devotion - both cherished additions to any home temple. Frame & Size Options Frame styles: Canvas wrapped frame, black floater frame, golden floater frame Sizes available: 12x24", 18x36", 24x48", 30x60", 40x80", 50x100" Ready to hang, no assembly required Frequently Asked Questions Which Hanuman photo is good for a pooja room? A seated or meditating Hanuman, or Hanuman shown facing the devotee with folded hands (Sankat Mochan