Under the guidance of my Sensei. When I went to select the cloths for this scroll, the first thing my Sensei said about this combination was a specific Japanese term. E-mail me to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com in order to find out what term he used. This kakejiku or wallscroll was made for the American Bonsai Society 2013 convention, but is for sale. For pricing please contact at the above e-mail.The scroll is for a fall/winter scene with a woodpecker. It is in the Yamato Hyougu style, with a Kinran surrounding the painting, a Shoken (pure silk) chuumawashi, and a Shike silk for the Ten/Chi. It is finished with a Brown/Red flecked Kakehimo and a wood lacquered jikusaki.
Dimensions as follows:
| Name in Kanji | Name in English | Size in Bun | Size in Inches |
| 天 | Ten | 117 | 13.96 |
| 上中廻し | Ue Chuumawashi | 42 | 5.01 |
| 上一文字 | Ue Ichimonji | 12 | 1.43 |
| 紙本の幅さ | Artwork Width | 85 | 10.14 |
| 紙本の長さ | Artwork Length | 294 | 35.07 |
| 柱 | Pillars | 18 | 2.15 |
| 下一文字 | Shita Ichimonji | 8 | 0.95 |
| 下中廻し | Shita Chuumawashi | 23 | 2.74 |
| 地 | Chi | 50 | 5.96 |
| 掛け軸の幅さ | Scroll Width | 121 | 14.43 |
| 掛け軸の長さ | Scroll Length | 534 | 63.70 |
2 comments:
I don't mean any disrespect!
But I beg to differ!
I hear the peckers echos
loud rhythmic noise patterns
in a repeating familiar drumming.
And feel the hunger for the insects
the pecker is drilling for.
Again these feelings are but seconds in time then captured in my memory forever. Like the Day,Place,Weather,Time or people with me.
Sorry J-san
misunderstood your question thought your were talking about painting. Now realize your were asking about mounting and cloths used...jag
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