Frequently Asked Questions
If any questions are not answered on this page, please feel free to send an email to printsbyosa@gmail.com
Shipping & Delivery
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Domestic shipping can take up to 5 days from dispatch.
International shipping can take up to 14 days from dispatch.
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Shipping charges vary based on your location and the item purchased.
*Please note: Printsbyosa is not liable for any customs duties or fees on international shipments. Customers are responsible for these charges once the item has been dispatched from the UK.
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Free shipping available to all orders over £150 within the UK
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Yes, all products are shipped internationally.
Please note that free shipping is not applicable for international orders and that shipping rates could vary depending on your region. -
If your order hasn’t arrived within the estimated delivery time, please contact us at printsbyosa@gmail.com.
We’ll help track your package and resolve any issues.
Returns & Refunds
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Yes, we offer full and partial refunds if your item is damaged.
Please read our returns policy here
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Customised or personalised paintings and sale items are non-returnable unless they arrive damaged or defective.
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We’re sorry for the inconvenience!
Please contact us within 24 hours of delivery with photos of the damaged or incorrect item, and we’ll send a replacement or issue a refund.
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A refund request can be submitted within a week after making the purchase.
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When an order does not include free shipping, the customer is responsible for all shipping costs (including return shipping).
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When an order includes free shipping, only the customer handles the return shipping cost.
Paintings
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Contemporary abstract art, often drawing inspiration from faith and spirituality.
My pieces are designed to foster connection and inspire deeper reflections, suitable for all spaces.
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The time varies depending on the size and complexity of the piece.
Typically, it can take 2-6 weeks, but I'll keep you updated throughout the process.
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Prophetic art is a way of expressing spiritual messages through abstract forms.
It's not about promoting religion but about conveying deeper meanings that resonate with individuals, both Christians and non-Christians alike.