Cocktails in the Kwan Yin Temple - Canvas Wall Art

Transform your living space into a vintage haven with our colorful and eye-popping matchbook canvas wall art collection! Each piece features meticulously crafted designs inspired by vintage matchbooks from iconic bars & restaurants of the past. Our 10” x 10” size allows you to curate your own “mix and match” arrangement while our 24” x 24” size allows you to prominently showcase a single design. Whatever size you choose, these canvas pieces are perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia and charm to vintage-style kitchens or home bars!

The “Kwan Yin Temple” was a bar nestled inside “Yee Mee Loo” a Cantonese restaurant located at 690 Spring Street within Los Angeles Chinatown. “Kwan Yin” refers to a Bodhisattva in Buddhism associated with compassion. Yee Mee Loo was opened in the 1930s by Chinese immigrants and the gorgeous back bar of the Kwan Yin Temple was originally sourced from the Warner Brothers design studio and used as a prop in the 1937 film “The Good Earth.” After almost 60 years, Yee Mee Loo & Kwan Yin Temple closed for good in 1989 when the landlord decided to redevelop the property and turn it into a strip mall. Today, the Kwan Yin Temple’s beautiful vintage bar set up lives on at the Formosa Café in West Hollywood, California.

Uplift any room's decor with art that's printed on top-quality canvas gallery wraps. Each wrap is made with finely textured, artist-grade cotton substrate which helps reproduce images in outstanding clarity and detail. Available in multiple sizes, these closed back canvases are built with a patented, solid support face and are excellent for indoor use.

• 100% cotton fabric
• Premium quality construction
• Bright, vibrant matchbook colors
• “Ready to Hang”/Easy Installation
• Multiple sizes available
• Latex water-based ink (environmentally friendly)
• Smaller sizes can be mixed & matched!