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This was a separate order from the Golden State Bonsai Federation show. It is a georgeous cloth, with a simple pattern. The poem in this one is referenced in a previous post for Autumn season. Seifuu Banri no Aki. http://wallscroll.blogspot.com/2011/09/sakuya-issei-no-kari.html Hopefully, we will see this kakejiku also paired and displayed with a bonsai someday.
The scroll is written in Gyousou. A mix of cursive and semi cursive, by Yoshimi Yamada Maples. The scroll is completed with a Shitan (Rosewood) jikusaki and the Kodai Saniro Hanging String.
Dimensions as follows:
Name in Kanji | Name in English | Size in Bun | Size in Inches |
天 | Ten | 126 | 15.03 |
タンサクの幅さ | Tansaku Width | 20 | 2.39 |
タンサクの長さ | Tansaku Length | 120 | 14.31 |
柱 | Pillars | 17.5 | 2.09 |
地 | Chi | 72 | 8.59 |
掛け軸の幅さ | Scroll Width | 55 | 6.56 |
掛け軸の長さ | Scroll Length | 318 | 37.93 |
2 comments:
Dear Jonathan,
The scroll is beautiful and please thank your wife for the spring poem.
Thank you again and wish you a wonderful holiday season.
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