Flowers of the Four Seasons Kakejiku Hanging Scroll

This work is designed to be enjoyed throughout the year, offering a sense of calm and fresh discovery each time it is viewed. Centered on the peony—long celebrated as the “king of flowers”—the composition brings together plum blossoms, nandina berries, bellflowers, and small chrysanthemums, each representing a different season. In nature, these plants never bloom at the same time, yet here they are depicted side by side, transcending the passage of time to create a richly balanced and harmonious scene.

The peony’s dignified presence, the plum that signals the close of winter, nandina as a symbol of fruition, the pure and upright bellflower, and the modestly blooming chrysanthemum each retain their distinct character. At the same time, they complement one another, forming a quiet dialogue across the surface of the painting. From the flowers emerges both a sense of living energy and a restrained, gentle elegance.

One of the work’s enduring appeals lies in its symbolic reading: flowers from different seasons are likened to encounters between people and to relationships that gradually take shape over time. The composition carries a wish for harmonious connections and meaningful bonds. By presenting a scene that cannot exist in the natural world, the piece exemplifies the unique expressive freedom of art, where time gives way to imagination and intention.

Suzuki Yuri was born in 1958 in Gifu Prefecture. She specializes in flower-and-bird paintings, classical designs, figurative art, and animal paintings, and is known for her delicate and refined style, continuing to create art with great passion amid the rich natural beauty of Gifu. As a member of the Bokusai-kai (Ink and Color Painting Association), she has received numerous awards, including being selected for the 5th Maeda Seison Memorial Grand Prize.

Arte Kaitakudo

Fundada en Gifu, una región famosa por su rico Mino papel washi patrimonio, Kaitakudo Art ha estado elaborando KakejikuPergaminos colgantes japoneses, con más de cincuenta años de experiencia. Su trabajo cuenta con el apoyo de artesanos expertos, incluyendo especialistas de primer nivel certificados a nivel nacional en montaje de arte tradicional, quienes emplean técnicas ancestrales. Desde la planificación y el montaje hasta la venta al público, supervisan todo el proceso internamente, garantizando una calidad constante en cada paso. 

Preservando la tradición, continúan explorando nuevas posibilidades para el kakejiku, desarrollando estilos que se adaptan a los interiores modernos y compartiendo la belleza del arte japonés con el mundo.

Rollos colgantes de Kakejiku

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.