A mini canvas on its own is a blank. A mini canvas with a mini easel stand is a finished object — something that can stand on a table, go into a gift bag, or sit on a windowsill the same day it is painted. That difference is what a wholesale buyer is actually ordering, and it decides the shape, the print and the packing long before anyone argues about quantity.
The pack is the unit, and it is quoted as 20 pcs
Every article in this range is quoted as a 20 pcs pack: 20 pcs canvas with mini easel stand, in the shape and finish the order names. That line is the unit of sale, and it is why this range behaves differently from a blank canvas sold by the piece.
A 20 pcs pack maps onto the way the product is actually bought. It is a class of twenty children, a table of twenty guests, a stall that wants twenty identical pieces on a rack, or a workshop where every participant gets the same kit. Nobody wants nineteen, and nobody wants to open a carton for one more.
The practical consequence is that the buyer should quote by article code, not by description. All eight articles are 20 pcs sets; what separates them is the outline, the surface or the finish, not the count. A pack written as a list of parts rather than as an article code is where a quotation starts to drift, because the pack is specified and quoted as one article.
The eight articles sit on one shelf: mini canvas, eight articles, one pack size.
Shape decides the channel, not the quality
Shape is the first thing a buyer fixes, because it is what the end customer sees on the table. The range covers five outlines, and each one reads differently.
| Outline | What it reads as | Where it moves |
|---|---|---|
| Hexagon | a badge or a honeycomb tile | craft fairs, wall arrangements, photo backdrops |
| Pentagon | a house or a shield | children’s workshops, name-tag displays |
| Diamond | the face of a gift box | wedding favours, retail gift sets |
| Square, colour-washed | a classroom tile | school art programmes |
| Rectangle, plain | the neutral base | printing, place cards, sample packs |
A hexagon canvas photographs better than a square one on a market table, because the outline reads at a distance. A pentagon canvas reads as a small house, which is why it suits a children’s workshop. The square and the rectangle are the ones that disappear into a printed layout, which makes them the right base for custom work.
Two of the five are worth opening first if the account has never bought the range: 20pcs hexagon mini blank canvas with mini easel stand and 20pcs pentagon mini blank canvas with mini easel stand. For a plain base, the stretched blank canvas is the article most accounts settle on.
Print options: what changes when the canvas carries an image
Printing turns a mini canvas from a craft blank into a product with a design on it, and it changes the order in three places.
The first is the file. Artwork is supplied by the account and approved as a proof before the run; a logo that works on paper can sit too close to the edge once the canvas is wrapped around a stretcher, so the file needs a margin built in. The second is the surface: a white canvas takes a four-colour image, and a dark canvas takes line work or a single light colour, which is why the black article is printed differently from the plain one. The third is registration: on a small face a small drift is visible, so the proof has to be checked at the size it will be printed.
The range carries both ends of that. A custom printed mini canvas suits a logo, a photograph or a place-card design; a pet printing canvas suits a design built around an animal portrait, and that is the version gift shops reorder, because the buyer’s own photograph is the product.
Both are in the range: 20pcs mini blank pet printing canvas with mini easel stand and 20pcs mini black blank stretched canvas with mini easel stand.
The easel stand is what turns a canvas into a set
The stand is small, wooden and fixed, and those three words are the specification.
Fixed matters: this is a display stand, not a working easel. It is not an adjustable easel — no rake, no height, nothing to work loose in a classroom. It is not a professional artist easel, and it is not a paint easel for a studio; a studio easel is a different article with a different carton, and if the brief means easel for painting in that sense, this is the wrong range.
It is a plain A-frame. It is not an a-frame artist painting easel with a tilt range, and it is not a metal easel; the stand is wood, so the finish matches the frame rather than fighting it.
What it does is hold a small canvas upright at the angle a table wants, which is the whole job at a wedding place setting or a market display.
Names vary, and the variation is worth knowing before the order is written. A buyer who writes beech wood easel is asking for this weight of light hardwood; one who writes wooden easel stand is describing the same timber. A buyer who writes desktop easel or table easel is asking for the same object at a different size of table. The range is stretched canvas with easels — canvas and stand packed together, not two lines.
Packing decides the reorder
| Level | What it is | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Inner pack | how the 20 pcs sit together, bagged or sleeved | decides how a shop counts and displays them |
| Carton | the shipping unit | decides the reorder multiple |
| Mixed carton | more than one outline in one carton | lets a small account test a range |
A display easel bulk order and a party order look the same on paper and behave differently in a stockroom: one is opened once and picked from, the other is broken into twenty hands in an afternoon. Ask what the carton divides by before fixing the count, because a carton that does not divide by the account’s monthly movement turns every reorder into an odd number.
If the account wants one plain article to build the range around, this is the one: 20pcs mini blank stretched canvas with mini easel stand.
The lines to put on the purchase order
| Line | What to write | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Article code | the code, not a description | the pack is quoted as one article |
| Outline | hexagon, pentagon, diamond, square or rectangle | decides what the customer sees |
| Surface | white, colour-washed or black | decides what can be printed |
| artwork file, proof and margin | decides whether the run is usable | |
| Stand finish | natural or black | decides how the set reads on a shelf |
| Inner pack | bagged, sleeved or loose in the carton | decides how the shop handles it |
| Carton | the shipping unit and the reorder multiple | decides the second order |
The last two are the ones that get left off, and they are the two that decide whether the second order is easy.
Where a mini canvas order goes wrong
A shape chosen from a photograph. A hexagon on a white background looks bigger than it is; write the article code and the pack count, not the picture.
A print file with no margin. A design that fills the face loses its edge where the canvas wraps the stretcher.
A stand finish that does not match the run. Natural wood beside a black canvas reads as two products on the same shelf.
A carton that does not divide. The reorder multiple is fixed at quotation, not at delivery.
A pack treated as a sample. A 20 pcs pack is a retail unit; if the account needs one piece to approve, say so before the order is built.
Sourcing a mini canvas and easel set
The same pack arrives under a dozen names. A shop writes mini canvas set; a distributor writes canvas and easel set wholesale, or mini easel and mini canvas, or mini canvas and easel, or painting canvas with mini easel, or mini canvas with easel. A party planner writes 20 pcs mini canvas party favors. A printer writes custom printed mini canvas. A wholesaler writes display easel bulk, wholesale art easels, art easels, wooden easel for painting, or easels for painting canvas. A buyer fitting a dark shelf writes mini black wood display easel. Wherever the wording lands, the two lines that decide the order are the outline and the surface.
The range sits inside the wider easel and canvas frame catalogue, and the contact page is where an enquiry starts.
Xin Bowen is a Chinese art-materials manufacturer. The brand was founded in 2008. The company and its distribution operation are based in Yiwu, Zhejiang, and production runs across three factories, including an art-pigment plant in Ningbo. We supply brushes, paints, palettes, paper and canvas, sketch series and studio tools, among other art materials, to wholesalers, brand agents, art-supply retailers and school programmes.
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