Quality
Texture you can touch starts with process you can audit. Here is exactly how a SINOMUSE piece is built, checked and approved before it ever leaves Shenzhen.
Textured wall art is wall decor built with modeling paste applied by hand in layers — each coat dried, then shaped by palette knife — and finished with hand-brushed pigment on a stretched canvas. At SINOMUSE every piece is 100% hand-painted, framed in-house, and released only after your photo approval, with 12-hour quality feedback on any issue.

The making
Modeling paste is laid and sculpted in layers, dried, sanded and sealed. Pigment follows — brushed, never printed. Every canvas is stretched, framed and inspected under one roof, so nothing depends on a subcontractor's good day.
The result repeats at wholesale volume without ever repeating itself: two pieces of the same style are siblings, not copies — and that is exactly what your clients are paying for.
Commitments
Every finished piece is photographed (and can be videoed) for your approval. Nothing ships before your sign-off.
Issues flagged within 12 hours get a fix plan, not an apology — before the piece leaves the studio.
Framed only, corner-protected and crated for container or courier. Arrives ready to hang.
Safe for bedrooms and nurseries — a selling point your end-buyers increasingly ask about.
Four finishes — gold, black, silver, white — straight from our in-house frame workshop.
Order a sample first. When the bulk order follows, the sample fee comes back off it.
Pre-shipment QC
Buyers verifying a China art factory should ask for this list in writing. Ours is applied to every piece, on every order — not sampled.


See it in person
The rock-paste relief isn’t a visual effect — it rises off the canvas. Run a hand across a finished piece: every ridge was placed by a painter, not a printer. Print can’t do this.
Custom samples take about a week. The fee is refunded against your first bulk order.
Request a SampleFAQ
Every finished piece is photographed (and can be videoed) against your approved reference before packing. Nothing ships until you sign off, and any issue you flag within 12 hours gets a fix plan while the piece is still in the studio.
Seven checkpoints: canvas tension and frame squareness, texture-layer curing, pigment fidelity against the approved reference, surface pass under inspection light, frame joints and hanging hardware, dimensional check against order spec, and a final photo/video sign-off sent to you before packing.
Yes. The MOQ is 10 pieces per style, but you can start with a sample. Custom samples take about a week and the sample fee is refunded against your bulk order.
Yes. You can appoint SGS, Bureau Veritas or your own inspection agent to check goods in our Shenzhen workshop before shipment, in addition to our internal pre-shipment photo approval.
All pieces ship framed — never rolled. Corner protection and export-grade crating for containers or courier packing for samples. Door-to-door express runs 5–12 working days; full containers 20–45 working days ex-Shenzhen.
Yes. Buyers are welcome to visit our Shenzhen studio, and a video factory walk-through can be arranged first if travel is not practical. We serve 150+ clients worldwide, and every order follows the same 7-point in-house checklist plus your own photo sign-off.
Flag it within 12 hours of receipt with photos and you get a fix plan — a replacement painted and shipped, or a credit on your next order. All pieces leave framed and crated, which keeps transit damage rare; production of a replacement runs 7–10 days.
Every piece, on every order — the 7-point checklist (tension, curing, pigment fidelity, surface, frame, dimensions, photo sign-off) is applied 100%, not sampled. Finished pieces are photographed for your approval before packing, and nothing ships until you say yes.
Each batch is painted against the approved reference or mockup, and pigment fidelity is checkpoint 3 of the 7-point QC list. For series orders (guestroom floors, multi-property programs) pieces are compared side-by-side under inspection light so floors stay consistent; any flagged issue gets a fix plan within 12 hours.
50% T/T deposit to start production, 50% balance before shipment — for sea freight, against the bill-of-lading copy. Your inspection point is before that balance: pre-shipment photos (or video) are sent for sign-off, and third-party inspectors such as SGS can check goods in the workshop.