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BENRIDO COLLOTYPE Hanging Scroll Buddhist "Aka-Fud??"

Collotype is an interesting fusion between French and Japanese discoveries. The printing process was discovered in France, about 150 years ago. It was a new sty… read more
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Collotype is an interesting fusion between French and Japanese discoveries. The printing process was discovered in France, about 150 years ago. It was a new style of printing that combines photography and printmaking and the results are one-of-a-kind. BENRIDO was established in 1887 in Kyoto, where they have been specializing in Collotype printing since 1905. With over a century of experience in the craft, they are one of the very few Collotype studios left, and the world???s only one that produces full-color photographic Collotype prints. They have won several awards and recognitions and have been responsible for many big art works and projects in Japan and abroad.


Aka-Fud?? (?????????, Red Acala-n??tha) Late Heian to early Kamakura Era. owned by My??'??in(?????????) Temple.

BENRIDO COLLOTYPE Hanging Scroll Buddhist "Aka-Fud??"

¥158,620

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Collotype is an interesting fusion between French and Japanese discoveries. The printing process was discovered in France, about 150 years ago. It was a new style of printing that combines photography and printmaking and the results are one-of-a-kind. BENRIDO was established in 1887 in Kyoto, where they have been specializing in Collotype printing since 1905. With over a century of experience in the craft, they are one of the very few Collotype studios left, and the world???s only one that produces full-color photographic Collotype prints. They have won several awards and recognitions and have been responsible for many big art works and projects in Japan and abroad.


Aka-Fud?? (?????????, Red Acala-n??tha) Late Heian to early Kamakura Era. owned by My??'??in(?????????) Temple.

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