BENRIDO Decorative Folding Screen, "Fuji in the Clouds"
BENRIDO Decorative Folding Screen, "Fuji in the Clouds"
BENRIDO Decorative Folding Screen, "Fuji in the Clouds"

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BENRIDO Decorative Folding Screen, "Fuji in the Clouds"

The Benrido Atelier is a COLLOTYPE workshop based in Kyoto, Japan and has mastered the art style since 1887. Their beautiful designs make for amazing Japanese g… read more
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¥6,600
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The Benrido Atelier is a COLLOTYPE workshop based in Kyoto, Japan and has mastered the art style since 1887. Their beautiful designs make for amazing Japanese gifts, decorations and souvenirs. The printing requires the best materials, with quality ink and handmade Japanese washi paper, and experienced craftsmen are the only ones able to properly design the prints - Each individual step requires experience and eye for detail to create beautiful tones and to properly balance the pigment.


Yokoyama Taikan

Born in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, from the Meiji era to 1958 (1868-1958). He learns from Tenshin Okakura. He strives to innovate Japanese painting by creating new techniques such as "Oborotai" and is active as the center of the Nihon Bijutsuin. He pursued "art of thought" that boldly makes use of classical expressions such as Yamato-e and Rinpa. His masterpieces are "Sakura at night" and "Nama-ryu".

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BENRIDO Decorative Folding Screen, "Fuji in the Clouds"

¥6,600

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Description

The Benrido Atelier is a COLLOTYPE workshop based in Kyoto, Japan and has mastered the art style since 1887. Their beautiful designs make for amazing Japanese gifts, decorations and souvenirs. The printing requires the best materials, with quality ink and handmade Japanese washi paper, and experienced craftsmen are the only ones able to properly design the prints - Each individual step requires experience and eye for detail to create beautiful tones and to properly balance the pigment.


Yokoyama Taikan

Born in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, from the Meiji era to 1958 (1868-1958). He learns from Tenshin Okakura. He strives to innovate Japanese painting by creating new techniques such as "Oborotai" and is active as the center of the Nihon Bijutsuin. He pursued "art of thought" that boldly makes use of classical expressions such as Yamato-e and Rinpa. His masterpieces are "Sakura at night" and "Nama-ryu".

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