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A limited-edition original, printed to museum standard.
Edition of 500 · hand-numbered · signed certificate- Museum-grade 400gsm cotton canvas, archival pigment, rated 100+ years
- Hand-stretched over kiln-dried pine, hardware fitted
- Numbered plate on the reverse, signed certificate in the box
- On your wall in one nail, no framing needed
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“I thought a print would feel like a poster. It doesn’t. It’s the first thing anyone looks at when they walk in.”
A blank wall says nothing. This one says everything.
Most homes have a wall nobody looks at. Put scripture on it and the room changes character — not loudly, not like a poster, but the way a good piece of furniture changes a room. You stop walking past it.
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Each design is an edition of 500. Then it retires.
When the last canvas of an edition ships, the file is closed and the piece is never printed again. Yours carries a hand-numbered plate on the reverse and a certificate signed by the artist, so the one on your wall is a specific piece rather than a copy of one.
What museum-grade actually means
The materials galleries use, and the reason they use them.
400gsm cotton, not vinyl
Heavy cotton-poly weave holds pigment instead of sitting on top of it. The surface has texture you can see from across the room.
Stretched by hand in the USA
Kiln-dried pine bars, corners folded tight, hardware fitted and levelled before it ships. It arrives ready for one nail.
Proofed by eye, not by machine
Every design is printed, checked under warm light, and adjusted. What you saw on your screen is what comes out of the box.
Hang it for 30 days. If it isn’t right, we take it back.
Put it on the wall. Live with it. If the size is wrong or it doesn’t fit the room, tell us within 30 days and we cover the return shipping. The frame itself is guaranteed for life.
Over 50,000 Happy Customers
Where every piece tells His story
“It arrived faster than I expected and looks even more beautiful in person.”
Sarah
“I gave this to my mom and she cried the moment she opened it.”
Michael
“Every time I walk past it I feel a little more at peace.”
Amanda
“The quality is incredible - this is going to hang in our home for years.”
David
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Before you buy
Will the colors look the same in person?
We proof every design on the same canvas and inks used for your order, so what you see on screen is within a shade of what arrives. Canvas holds colour slightly warmer than a backlit screen.
What size should I order for my wall?
Measure the wall first, then use the sizing guide on the product above. As a rule, a canvas should fill about two thirds of the width of the furniture it hangs over. 16x20 in suits a nightstand or console, 20x30 in suits a sofa or bed.
How long does it take to receive my order?
Made to order in 2–3 business days, then 3–5 business days in transit within the USA. Shipping is free on every order and a tracking link is emailed the moment your canvas leaves the studio.
What if it arrives damaged?
Send us a photo within 30 days and we reprint and reship at no cost. You do not need to return the damaged piece.
Can I return it if the size is wrong?
Yes. You have 30 days to return it for a refund or to exchange it for another size, as long as the canvas is in its original condition.
She started painting scripture because she needed somewhere to put it.
Hannah began painting in the middle of the hardest year she had known. There were index cards taped above the kitchen sink, a verse on each one, because reading them was the only part of the day she could hold onto.
The cards turned into studies on canvas. One became six, six became a wall, and the wall changed the room — not decoration, but the first thing in the house that felt like it was holding her rather than the other way round. Faith came back slowly, in paint.
Every Everlight piece comes from one of those original studies. It is scanned at full scale, printed on museum-grade cotton canvas with archival pigment, stretched by hand, and released as an edition of 500. The brush marks stay in.
“I started painting these after a season when scripture was the only thing holding me together. I wanted the words on my wall, not in a drawer.”