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The work portrays the majestic presence of Mount Fuji, enveloped in the luminous shimmer of gold leaf. As dawn breaks, the mountain glows with a rare brilliance, while subtle gradations of color infuse the scene with depth and radiance that captivate the viewer.
Executed in a kenpon (silk) mounting, the piece employs ultra-thin sheets of genuine Kanazawa gold leaf, whose surface shimmers with subtle, ever-changing reflections. The addition of shikisai-haku (colored gold leaf) introduces delicate tones and refined gradations that enrich the composition’s brilliance. Developed through countless refinements, this technique imparts to the piece the distinctive expressive power of Kidoguchi’s artistry.
The ridgelines of Mount Fuji are rendered with sculptural precision, conveying both vitality and depth. This effect is enhanced by the hand-applied technique of raised gold leaf, in which layers of aluminum leaf create textured surfaces. When touched by light, these areas reveal subtle shadows and a distinctive brilliance impossible to achieve with flat mediums. As light falls across them, subtle shadows and a distinctive brilliance come to life. The addition of ibushi-shinchu-haku (smoked brass leaf) introduces a mellow patina,
At the mountain’s base, a sea of golden clouds gathers and drifts, rendered through the honkin-chirashi technique, where scattered flecks of pure gold leaf capture both the glow of dawn and the mountain’s timeless sanctity. The effect imbues the work with dignity and refinement, allowing it to radiate even when viewed from afar.
Graceful yet resplendent, this hanging scroll embodies an elegance that endures across time, imparting to its surroundings the quiet dignity and refined beauty of Japanese artistry.
DETALLES
Quantity | 1 |
Size |
L 134 cm (52.8 in) x W 65 cm (25.6 in) [Scroll rod length] 71.8 cm (28 in) |
Capacity | 545 g (19.2 oz) |
Material |
[Main work] Silk [Scroll rod] Wood [Scroll rod ends] Ceramic |
Package Type | Wooden box |
Fabricante / Marca
As a master craftsman of extraordinary creativity, Kidoguchi Yoshio breathes life into gossamer-thin gold leaf through his skilled hands. Beyond the captivating golden radiance lies the luminous beauty of Japanese art infused with his passion and devotion. In his creations, Kanazawa gold leaf transcends decorative material to become a medium for conveying emotion and thought. With unwavering focus and infinite patience, he captures light and shadow, stillness and movement between layers of gold leaf, crafting an artistic realm that is both elegantly refined and vibrantly alive. His works often appear on kakejiku (or kakemono) hanging scrolls, carrying forward the tradition of Japanese wall art while reimagining it for the present day.

Artesanía
Auténticos rollos colgantes japoneses, conocidos como Kakejiku o kakemonoSon una parte preciada del patrimonio cultural japonés. Más que una simple decoración, reflejan sentimientos personales y marcan el cambio de estaciones.
Tradicionalmente se exhibe en un tokonoma Estos pergaminos, ideales para espacios interiores y exteriores, también se adaptan a espacios modernos gracias a su forma ligera y enrollable, lo que facilita su almacenamiento y cambio para diferentes ocasiones. Ya sean adornados con delicadas pinturas o La caligrafía, un kakejiku, ofrece una conexión atemporal con el arte japonés y aporta una belleza tranquila a cualquier habitación.

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Kidoguchi Yoshio
As a master craftsman of extraordinary creativity, Kidoguchi Yoshio breathes life into gossamer-thin gold leaf through his skilled hands. Beyond the captivating golden radiance lies the luminous beauty of Japanese art infused with his passion and devotion. In his creations, Kanazawa gold leaf transcends decorative material to become a medium for conveying emotion and thought. With unwavering focus and infinite patience, he captures light and shadow, stillness and movement between layers of gold leaf, crafting an artistic realm that is both elegantly refined and vibrantly alive. His works often appear on kakejiku (or kakemono) hanging scrolls, carrying forward the tradition of Japanese wall art while reimagining it for the present day.

Kidoguchi Yoshio: A Painter of Light, in Gold and Shadow

Galería Musubi
Desde sus inicios, MUSUBI KILN se ha esforzado por presentar al mundo las mejores artesanías tradicionales de maestros de todo Japón.
Aquí, en la Galería, buscamos exhibir las técnicas tradicionales más avanzadas, transmitidas de generación en generación. Podrá descubrir obras de maestros que no solo han perfeccionado estos métodos, sino que también han aportado su imaginación para innovar aún más el oficio.
Algunos de estos maestros incluso han sido nombrados Tesoros Nacionales Vivientes, un título que les otorgó el gobierno japonés para reconocer formalmente su contribución a la artesanía y la cultura, consolidando así su legado y convirtiéndolos en una parte importante de la historia del arte.
Cada pieza se elabora meticulosamente a mano durante muchos meses para crear un tesoro atemporal único. Y cuando esté en tu hogar, tú también formarás parte de esa historia.
Bienvenidos a la Galería. Les invitamos a explorarla con calma.
