Samon - Japanese Garden Nishijin Art Panel Precious Kyoto The world of the Rinpa

The world of the Rinpa school is recreated using traditional patterns inherited from the Edo period

The interweaving of mulberry bark yields an array of captivating expressions

and when the temperature inside the kiln reached around 1200℃

a technique that has persevered in Kyoto since the Kamakura period

Samon - Japanese Garden Nishijin Art Panel Precious Kyoto The world of the RinpaMAKE AN ENQUERY The sand crest of the dry garden is three dimensionally expressed by the original technique "Fukureori". The 2021 edition of the series uses gradation to express the elements of the time axis, from pale sunlight to the dim light of dusk, to give the viewer a sense of passing time. The sand crest of the dry garden is three dimensionally expressed by the original technique "Fukureori". The history of Nishijin ori dates back to the 5th