This is a print of the original that was painted by Tani Buncho, a Japanese literati (bunjin) artist. (谷 文晁, October 15, 1763 – January 6, 1841)
This was the most difficult scroll to make in the group because of the size of the painting. The resulting scroll took up an entire section on a 4'x8' drying board when making. Needless to say I spent a lot of time on my knees for this one.
I love the beautiful layering and depths of the different shades of sumi on this painting. It is very rich and complex. The simple scroll design with a brown cloth containing a very demure karakusa helps to bring out the beauty of this painting.
If you would like a scroll made for a gift, martial arts dojo, ikebana/bonsai display, or other occasion please email to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com
Showing posts with label Martial Arts Kakejiku. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martial Arts Kakejiku. Show all posts
Saturday, February 16, 2019
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Kunshi no Ken Martial Arts Kakejiku
This scroll was sold to a return customer from Europe. If you would like to have a custom scroll made for you contact to sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com
I love this phrase. It reads 君子の拳 Kunshi no Ken or the law of a virtuous man. It is written by Yoshimi Yamada Maples (Ryugyoku) in the Semi-cursive (Gyousho) style. The scrolls is completed in a sea green kireji donsu with karakusa. The jikusaki is Shitan or Rosewood and the kakehimo is Kinka, light green with a gold pattern.
I love this phrase. It reads 君子の拳 Kunshi no Ken or the law of a virtuous man. It is written by Yoshimi Yamada Maples (Ryugyoku) in the Semi-cursive (Gyousho) style. The scrolls is completed in a sea green kireji donsu with karakusa. The jikusaki is Shitan or Rosewood and the kakehimo is Kinka, light green with a gold pattern.
Dimensions as follows:
| Name in Kanji | Name in English | Size in Bun | Size in Inches |
| 天 | Ten | 118 | 14.08 |
| 上一文字 | Ue Ichimonji | 7 | 0.84 |
| 紙本の幅さ | Artwork Width | 78 | 9.30 |
| 紙本の長さ | Artwork Length | 106 | 12.64 |
| 柱 | Pillars | 20 | 2.39 |
| 下一文字 | Shita Ichimonji | 5 | 0.60 |
| 地 | Chi | 75 | 8.95 |
| 掛け軸の幅さ | Scroll Width | 118 | 14.08 |
| 掛け軸の長さ | Scroll Length | 311 | 37.10 |
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Iaido Scroll-Hayashizaka Iai Dai Myo Jin
This beautiful scroll is for an Iaido practitioner in the Western US.
If you would like to order a custom scroll there are three ways to get started: 1. Go to my shopping site at www.shop.customjapanesecalligraphy.com 2. Download my scroll design workbook from my website at www.customjapanesecalligraphy.com to read about the concepts behind kakejiku or wallscroll design. 3. E-mail to me directly at sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com
I am so honored to be given this artwork to make into a scroll. The Calligraphy was given to this Martial Artist as a gift for the extensive research and direct lineage to this sword school in Japan, Muso Jikiken Eishin Ryu. This Iaido style traces its lineage back 22 generations to the founder Hayashizaki Jinsuke Minamoto no Shigenobu.
It is written in the Kaisho style, and reads Hayashizaki Iai Dai Myo Jin. The owner of the artwork confirmed to me that it would translate The Great Patron Deity of Iaido. Similar to Tenshin Katoryu it is said that this sword style was presented to Hayashizaki Jinsuke Minamoto no Shigenobu after praying for 100 days before the deity of the shrine, Kuma no Meijin.
上一文字 Ue Ichimonji 12 36.36 1.43
紙本の幅さ Artwork Width 112 339.36 13.36
紙本の長さ Artwork Length 430 1302.9 51.30
柱 Pillars 21.5 65.145 2.56
下一文字 Shita Ichimonji 9 27.27 1.07
地 Chi 85 257.55 10.14
掛け軸の幅さ Scroll Width 155 469.65 18.49
If you would like to order a custom scroll there are three ways to get started: 1. Go to my shopping site at www.shop.customjapanesecalligraphy.com 2. Download my scroll design workbook from my website at www.customjapanesecalligraphy.com to read about the concepts behind kakejiku or wallscroll design. 3. E-mail to me directly at sales@customjapanesecalligraphy.com
I am so honored to be given this artwork to make into a scroll. The Calligraphy was given to this Martial Artist as a gift for the extensive research and direct lineage to this sword school in Japan, Muso Jikiken Eishin Ryu. This Iaido style traces its lineage back 22 generations to the founder Hayashizaki Jinsuke Minamoto no Shigenobu.
It is written in the Kaisho style, and reads Hayashizaki Iai Dai Myo Jin. The owner of the artwork confirmed to me that it would translate The Great Patron Deity of Iaido. Similar to Tenshin Katoryu it is said that this sword style was presented to Hayashizaki Jinsuke Minamoto no Shigenobu after praying for 100 days before the deity of the shrine, Kuma no Meijin.
The simple Maru Hyougu style of design with the brown silk and honeycomb pattern interlaced with flowers really seems to present the writing in an excellent light, and support the heavenly inspiration of the sword style bestowal by Kuma no Meijin. The scroll is accented with an Ebony Wood Jikusaki and gold with white arrow pattern kakehimo. The Ichimonji selected was a light brown to help transition the view between the artwork and the cloth. I was very pleased with the end result of the scroll and hope this will bless the new dojo in the future. Dimensions as follows:
Name in Kanji Name in English Sizes (Bun) (Centimeters) (Inches)
天 Ten 126 381.78 15.03
上一文字 Ue Ichimonji 12 36.36 1.43
紙本の幅さ Artwork Width 112 339.36 13.36
紙本の長さ Artwork Length 430 1302.9 51.30
柱 Pillars 21.5 65.145 2.56
下一文字 Shita Ichimonji 9 27.27 1.07
地 Chi 85 257.55 10.14
掛け軸の幅さ Scroll Width 155 469.65 18.49
掛け軸の長さ Scroll Length 662 2005.86 78.97
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