The General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) aims to ensure products are safe for consumer use across various sectors. Its primary focus is on the safety standards of products that are sold to consumers, including manufacturing, labeling, distribution, and marketing practices. Although original artwork is generally not regarded as a conventional consumer product, certain circumstances could subject it to GPSR oversight. For instance, if the artwork is sold through channels where it is intended for use by the public and poses any potential safety risks (such as being made with toxic materials or having sharp components), it may fall under the purview of these regulations. Typically, fine art pieces displayed in galleries or collected as aesthetic assets are less likely to be affected unless they are designed in a way that could present a hazard to consumers. Specific legal advice should be sought if there is uncertainty about individual cases, as the application of GPSR can vary widely based on the context and nature of the product.