Where to Buy Afrocentric Wall Art and Wall Decor

The Black Art Depot is a 100% Black-owned, family-run retailer founded in 2004 and based in Durham, North Carolina, and Atlanta. A search for Afrocentric wall art brings up giclées of kings, queens, warriors and mother-and-child scenes, along with masks and calabash hangings.

• Artists get on the site by emailing a portfolio, a bio and a photo. The store sells their originals, prints they publish themselves, or editions it publishes for them.
• Giclées come on canvas or paper, with canvas stretched or unstretched, and many pieces are offered unframed or in black, brown, gold or floater frames. Some limited editions are printed on demand and can take up to 21 days to process and ship.
• Support is available by phone, text or email. The store ships to the US, Canada and worldwide, and the customer pays any taxes, customs or duties.
• Worth knowing: its official pages show conflicting 10-day and 30-day return windows, so confirm the policy before ordering. Yelp rates it 2.7 from 23 reviews, and low ratings, mostly from 2016 to 2021, cite late orders and unanswered calls and emails.

Noirci Studio is a Black-owned online art marketplace based in Plano, Texas, featuring named Black artists. Its Afrocentric collection runs in three chapters: quilt and cloth patterns, African village scenes, and portraits of proud, head-high figures.

• Noirci chooses the art it carries, works directly with its artists and pays the named artist a royalty on every sale.
• Each print is a giclée made with Epson pigment inks on 360 GSM acid-free poly-cotton canvas, rated by the manufacturer for 100+ years indoors.
• Prints are made to order in the US and ship rolled, stretched, or framed in black, walnut, gold or silver. Sizes run from 12×12 to 30×40 inches, with gift messages at checkout.
• Worth knowing: Noirci ships within the US only, with no PO boxes, APO/FPO or US territories.

Etsy is an open marketplace where anyone can open a shop. An Afrocentric wall art search turns up folk-art family scenes, natural-hair portraits, typography posters and collage canvases.

• Sellers can list items they made, designs a production partner prints for them, or AI art from their own prompts. Etsy requires sellers to disclose production partners.
• Filters for "Exclude digital downloads" and "Ships from US" cut the results down to physical prints shipped domestically. Some top results are paid ads, marked "Ad".
• Etsy's purchase protection covers orders that never arrive, arrive damaged, arrive 7 or more days after the latest estimated delivery date, or don't match the listing. Buyers contact the seller first and can open a case after 48 hours.
• Worth knowing: each seller sets their own return policy, and not all sellers accept returns. Etsy requires sellers to disclose AI use in the listing description but doesn't check listings first, so read the full description before you buy.

Society6 is a print-on-demand marketplace that puts independent artists' designs on wall art and home goods. Its Afrocentric results include braided-hair portraits, botanical figures and African leaf patterns, offered as posters, canvas and framed prints.

• Artists earn a markup on each sale: 10% on art prints, framed prints and posters, and 5% on most other products. Designs made mainly by AI tools without meaningful human input don't meet its standards.
• Art prints are made to order in the USA on 100% cotton, acid-free matte paper, from 8×10 to 30×40 inches. Frames come in metal, wood or recessed wood, and the recessed style comes in black, white, maple or walnut.
• Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery for unused items, with a return shipping fee taken from the refund. Production times differ by page: 2 to 4 business days in the help center, 3 to 4 on product pages and the shipping policy.
• Worth knowing: Society6's own pages disagree on international shipping. The help center says it doesn't ship internationally, but its shipping policy lists international delivery, so confirm before ordering. Since March 2025, Society6 sells only artists it approves and removes designs that fail its review, so a saved design may disappear.

iCanvas is a wall-art retailer that prints licensed work by partner artists in its own facility. A search for "Afrocentric" leads to its African Heritage collection, filed under African Décor, with masks, portraits of kings and queens, and figurative scenes.

• Artists join by submitting a portfolio and keep 100% of their copyright. iCanvas handles design, e-commerce, manufacturing and fulfillment.
• Canvas prints use Epson pigment inks on heavyweight poly-cotton canvas, hand-stretched on North American pine bars with stretcher keys for re-tightening. Other options include fine art paper, acrylic, metal, wood and framed gallery posters.
• Each order is made after purchase and usually ships within 7 business days. iCanvas ships internationally but only to physical addresses, not PO boxes.
• Worth knowing: BBB rates iCanvas B-, and its recent complaints cite missed delivery dates and buyers paying return shipping, so confirm both before ordering. iCanvas settled a 2023 California class action over its reference prices and discounts in 2025, and sitewide sale banners still run, so judge the final price, not the discount.

Saatchi Art is an online gallery where artists sell original work and prints. An Afrocentric search returns original acrylic and oil paintings, mixed media and digital work by artists in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, the US and the UK.

• Saatchi Art keeps a 40% commission on originals, and artists receive 60% of the profit on open edition prints. Work generated entirely by AI is prohibited, and artists must disclose any AI use in the description.
• Each listing shows the medium, size, artist's country and whether the piece is ready to hang. Originals ship from the artist's studio in a box, a crate or a rolled tube, and rolled canvas needs stretching or framing.
• Originals and limited editions usually arrive in 11 to 14 business days. Unframed prints ship from the US within 3 to 5 business days, and framed prints within 5 to 7.
• Worth knowing: prints, limited editions, photography and frames are final sale, and the return policy conflicts on whether US refunds carry a 20% processing fee. Originals ship directly from the artist, often from abroad, and recent low Trustpilot ratings most often cite transit damage or customs delays.

Black Art in America is a Black-owned Atlanta arts company founded in 2010 to document, preserve and promote African American art, with a gallery in East Point, Georgia. Its online store has no Afrocentric section, and about half of its art listings are originals, with fine art prints and garden sculpture alongside.

• Collections are grouped by artist and by type, including Originals Only, Blue Chip, Abstracts and Fine Art Prints. Artist submissions are closed for now, but collectors can submit works they own for resale.
• The catalog includes originals, signed and numbered limited editions, artist proofs, serigraphs and giclées. The site's FAQ defines each of those terms.
• Orders ship by UPS Ground or FedEx and usually arrive in 2 to 8 business days, with a signature requested. Deliveries go to street addresses only, and international orders are arranged by phone.
• Worth knowing: change-of-mind returns carry a 20% restocking fee, and the returns page gives no time window.

54kibo is a Black-owned, woman-founded home decor brand in Brooklyn that works with artisans in Ghana, Senegal, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Eswatini and other countries. Its wall art section is mostly handmade: Tonga and Ndebele baskets, Bamileke beaded panels, carved Zulu wood, woven hangings and cord mirrors, plus a few art prints.

• Every piece lists its material, technique and place of origin. Custom colors and sizes are made after you approve the specification.
• The art prints are signed and numbered on archival Hahnemühle photo rag paper, with a certificate of authenticity. They come unframed or in a black or white wood frame.
• In-stock pieces ship within 2 to 3 business days to the US and most international destinations, but not to PO boxes. Large pieces can arrive by white-glove delivery within the contiguous US.
• Worth knowing: the return policy allows 30-day returns with a 15% restocking fee on made-to-order pieces, but the orders FAQ calls them final sale, so confirm before ordering. Made-to-order pieces take 2 to 8 weeks to produce, and return shipping is deducted from any refund.