Kakejiku ;Hanging scroll

 

Hanging scrolls, or "kakejiku," feature various content that is frequently changed according to seasonal events and room decor. Traditionally, they have depicted landscapes, flora and fauna, calligraphy, and Buddhist art. However, in recent years, they have also incorporated modern art techniques.

 

Hanging scrolls consist of the following components:

1. Honshi (本紙): The central part where the main artwork or calligraphy is located.
2. Ten (天): The upper fabric section.
3. Chi (地): The lower fabric section.
4. Ichimonji (一文字): The thin fabric strip between the ten and chi, often adorned with luxurious brocade, serving as a focal point.
5. Jiku (軸): The wooden rollers at the top and bottom.
Most of the hanging scrolls we sell are printed with Giclée techniques and mounted on honshi with fabrics such as silk.
Feel free to ask if you have any questions!

About Kakejiku on this site

This website deals with hanging scrolls and hanging scrolls. We handle many types of products that cannot be introduced here, so please feel free to ask us any questions you may have.

We can deliver hanging scrolls to the hotels where you are staying and airports throughout Japan. Items that are not in stock will take time to arrive, so please order at least two weeks before the item arrives in Japan. If you are looking for souvenirs to take overseas, please feel free to contact us.

Please be careful when purchasing products.

  • If you only make an inquiry, we will not be able to reserve the item for you, so please forgive us if the item has sold out before you place your order.
  • *Please note: It is not possible to view all products in the store. If you would like to see the actual item, please call us in advance to check stock.
  • *When purchasing online, please check the size carefully before purchasing. We cannot accept returns or exchanges for items that are ordered out of our basic stock.