3x5 Photo Wallscroll Gray with Light Green

This is another scroll to hang pictures. It has a gray chuumawashi and a light green silk on the top and bottom. It holds a 3.5" x 5" portrait format photograph. This can be switched out quite easily. See the video in  a previous post showing how to remove the photograph and replace it with a different photograph. This specific scroll can be purchased for $30.00 and $10.00 shipping and handling. Please contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com  or contact me at 801-214-4064 to inquire about purchasing other scrolls.

Two 3 x 5 Photo Frame Wallscrolls

 These two wallscrolls that act as a picture frame are made with silks. These wallscrolls allow one to quickly and easily change photos. These particular scrolls hold portrait photos that are 3.5 inches wide by 5 inches long. This allows anyone to:
1. Quickly take the kakejiku or wallscroll off the wall and hang it in a new location.
2. Easily pack and transport the wallscroll to a new location if one relocates or moves.
3. Photos can be changed in less than a minute, providing the opportunity to put different pictures in the frame to help set a mood or ambiance to any room.

These particular scrolls were made without jikusaki, hence reducing the price from the typical $45.00 fee to a $30.00 fee. If one wishes to purchase both they would be $50.00. A $10.00 shipping and handling fee applies for both scrolls.

To place an order contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com or contact directly at 801-214-4064.

Video of How Photo Frame Wallscrolls Work

To purchase a unique handmade alternative photo frame from us please contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com You can also view this video on our website at www.tapestryframe.com to view as well.

Wallscroll with Interchangeable Photos

This is a wallscroll that allows you to quickly and easily change photos. This particular model is for a photo that is 3.5 inches wide by 5 inches long. This flexibility allows the owner to do the following:
1. Quickly take the Kakejiku or wallscroll off the wall and hang it in a new location.
2. Easily transport the scroll to a new location if one moves or relocates to a new home.
3. Photos can be changed in less than a minute, so you can display different pictures depending on the desired ambiance.

The price for this scroll is $45.00 including tax and shipping in the United States.

This particular scroll is 33.5 inches long by 6 inches wide. It is completed with two different silks. The middle cloth, called 中廻　chuumawashi is a gray cloth with a wave pattern in it. The 天・地 Ten/Chi is a solid light blue/green gray cloth. This scroll is finished with a plastic 軸先 jikusaki. If you would like to purchase this particular scroll for home interior decor, or an elegant unique photo frame gift, please contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com

You can also view my website at www.customjapanesecalligraphy.com or contact me by phone at the number listed on the website.

We can also make custom scrolls with different size photos, cloths and accent pieces like Jikusaki (end knobs) or kakehimo (hanging string). Please contact us for pricing.

Sanso #168 by Chikuto Summer Sumie

Nakabayashi Chikutō, originally Nariaki (Japanese:中林 竹洞; (1776, Nagoya - 27 April 1853, Kyoto) was a Japanese painter in the nanga style. His other art names include Chūtan (沖澹), Taigen’an (太原庵) and Tōzan Inshi (東山隠士).

This was the last in the prints of the original paintings of the Sanso collection put into a scroll. I mounted this in the Minchou Hyougu style. It is hard to see, but there is suji on the long vertical sides of the scroll.

If you would like to commission a calligraphy kakejiku from us please contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com You can also visit our website at www.customjapanesecalligraphy.com to find more information about our framing services.

Sanso #150 Blackbird on Persimmon Tree by Rosetsu

This is one of the final paintings of the Sanso Collection prints that I mounted into scrolls. This painting is also by Rosetsu. You can read more about him in the post preceding this post.

This scroll was made with a Benberugu cloth with a green check pattern. The check pattern is very small. It is also completed in the Minchou Hyougu style, as you can see the thin gold suji on the vertical borders of the scroll. There is also a border of Ichimonji on the topa and bottom of the artwork. The kakejiku was completed with the Kodai Iro hanging string, and wooden jikusaki lacquered with layers in Black and Orange. I used the color scheme to help blend and harmonize the color in the painting with the Jikusaki.

If you have a painting you would like mounted, please contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com

Sanso #100 by Rosetsu

These next posts will be the last of the scrolls done for the Sanso art collection. This is number 100 in the collection by Japanese artist Rosetsu. Click on the description below to read more about this artist on Wikipedia.

Nagasawa Rosetsu (長沢芦雪, 1754–1799) was an 18th-century (Edo period) Japanese painter of the Maruyama School, known for his versatile style. He was born to the family of a low-ranking samurai. He studied with Maruyama Ōkyo in Kyoto.^[2][3]

This particular scroll was made in the Yamato Hyougu style. Even though the Hashira are very thin, I do not consider this the Rinpou Hyougu style. It is completed with a gold kinran with accompanying fuutai, a blue ivy arabesque Chuumawashi, and a gold arabesque Ten/Chi. I had purchased over 10 years ago some wooden jikusaki that had a black and gold pattern attached on paper. I had never felt this fit for any of my scrolls, but when I saw this painting, I just knew the black and gold reminded me of the Otera in which this bell would reside.

If you have a painting that you would like mounted into a scroll, or would like us to do a calligraphy piece for you, please contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com

Kakejiku or Wallscroll for 8x10 photo

This is a shikishi kake style scroll that can hold an 8x10 picture. Displaying the photo or print in this way allows you to easily remove and replace with other photos. This can be done in less than a minute. If you want an alternative method of hanging and displaying photos or artwork, consider using this wallscroll.

If you would like to purchase this scroll it is $65.00.

It is a one of a kind scroll, because I was only able to procure 1 meter of this purple cloth from Japan. The middle cloth is a purple silk with a small flower arabesque pattern. The light gold on the top and bottom cloths complements the color. It is completed with a plastic ivory kakejiku and Kodai san iro hanging string.

If you would like a different color combination please view my webstore or contact to me at sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com