Import Framed Art — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The product is a framed artwork offered by Hangzhou Bornsea Arts & Crafts Company, produced in China. Each piece features a high‑resolution print that can be supplied in a range of standard sizes such as 30 × 40 cm, 40 × 60 cm and 60 × 80 cm. The frame is constructed from a durable material selected to protect the print and provide a finished look. Buyers may request custom frame colours or styles to match interior branding.

In the art‑decor market, frames are commonly made from wood, aluminium or composite panels with a typical thickness of 2 - 3 cm. Prints are usually protected with a UV‑coating that meets industry standards for colour stability. The finished artwork is packaged in a reinforced cardboard box with interior cushioning, a typical method to prevent damage during transit.

The pieces are suited to offices, hotels, restaurants and private residences, and are often sourced by interior designers or procurement teams. Trade terms include low minimum order quantities, payment by L/C or T/T and shipping on FOB or CIF basis, subject to confirmation with the supplier. Prospective buyers should verify the exact size, frame finish and packaging details before placing an order.

Hangzhou Bornsea Arts & Crafts Company is located at 61 Kangqiao Rd, Gongshu Zone, Hangzhou 310015, Zhejiang, China. The company is listed as an imported tier supplier and carries a harbour trust tier on the platform. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 percent and an average response time of zero hours, indicating that communication may require follow‑up. The firm specializes in producing framed artworks that combine printed imagery with protective framing.

The supplier states that its products comply with international quality standards, though specific certifications are not listed in the public profile. Buyers can request samples to assess print clarity and frame finish before committing to larger volumes. As the supplier does not publish detailed lead‑time figures, interested parties should ask for a production schedule directly. The company’s address and tier information can be used to verify its legal status during due diligence.