Tradition that marks the passage of time
The soul of the mount maker resides in the traditional hanging scroll

Traditional hanging scrolls have long been a way of expressing the changing of the seasons and peace of mind in Japanese living spaces. Our collection is more than just a work of art. Each piece is crafted with the soul of a highly experienced and skilled mounter.

The history of hanging scrolls dates back to the Heian period, when they were originally created to protect and worship Buddhist scriptures. With the development of the tea ceremony, they eventually became an indispensable part of Japanese rooms as a symbol of the "once-in-a-lifetime" hospitality shown to guests.

The beautiful mounting, created using carefully selected Kyoto's finest fabric and washi paper, and meticulous handwork by artisans, brings out the charm of the artwork to the fullest. Bring a sense of tranquility and elegance to not only traditional Japanese rooms, but also modern spaces, and be sure to own this authentic piece of Japanese culture.