【激薄】1/10000mmの金箔を貼り合わせる！？截金　中村佳睦

Introducing the Kirikane technique: Creating patterns by cutting gold leaf into lines 0:00 Introduction 1:37 Standing statue of Shakyamuni Buddha 2:30 Statue of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva 2:42 Statue of Peacock King 3:52 Charcoal placement 4:14 Matching the gold leaf 4:54 Making a bamboo sword 5:54 Animal glue 7:14 Applying sizing for base treatment 7:39 Used to prevent bleeding 8:11 Adding reference points and lines 10:01 Coloring 10:30 Applying Kirikane 12:04 Making Kirifuku (cut gold leaf) 13:58 Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition Website https://asaba-koubou.com/aboutus Reprinted from the website Yoshimitsu Nakamura Founder of Asaba Buddhist Painting Association Regular Member of the Japan Crafts Association Resides in Osaka, France 1980 Began Buddhist sculpture 1981 Studied under Master Sorin Matsuhisa and began Buddhist painting and kirikane (gold leaf application) 1982 Joined the Kyoto Buddhist Sculpture Institute Dedicated the Sonsho Mandala relief to Kongobu-ji Temple on Mount Koya (group production) ) Became a Buddhist painting instructor at Asahi Culture Center Kobe (for the next 18 years) 1983 Became a Buddhist painting instructor at NHK Osaka Culture Center (for the next 17 years) Dedicated the Sonsho Mandala to Enryaku-ji Temple on Mount Hiei Became an assistant instructor for Buddhist sculpture at Asahi Culture Center Kobe (for the next 2 years) 1986 Became an instructor for the Buddhist painting correspondence course at Asahi Culture Center (for the next 5 years) 1990 Founded the Buddhist Painting Mutsumi-kai (for the next 10 years) 1st Mutsumi-kai Buddhist Painting Exhibition (annually until the 5th exhibition, biennially for the 6th and 7th exhibitions) Exhibited at the Cannes Japan Cultural Festival 1991 Established Asaba Buddhist Art Studio with Yuuki Mukoyoshi Two-Person Buddhist Sculpture and Painting Exhibition (a joint exhibition with Yuuki Mukoyoshi, Osaka) Two-Person Buddhist Art Exhibition (Kagoshima Reimeikan) Buddhist Art Exhibition (Zojoji Temple, Shiba, Tokyo) Selected for various Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibitions (1992-1994, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019) Three-Person Buddhist Painting Exhibition (Osaka) NHK Shinto Became a Buddhist painting instructor at To Cultural Center (for the next 19 years) 1992 Selected for the 39th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition (and thereafter 1993-1995, 1997, 2004-2007, 2009-2011, 2013, 2015-2020) 1993 Selected for the Kinki Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition (and thereafter 1994, 1995, 1997, 2005-2020) 1995 Became a full member of the Japan Crafts Association Dedicated the statue of "Kokei Sochin" to Daitoku-ji Temple Created the Ryokai Seed Syllable Mandala painting for Tokuzo-ji Temple in Chiba 1996 Taka Restoration of the paintings of the Sixteen Great Bodhisattvas at the Konpon Daito of Noyama Kongobu-ji Temple 1997 Selected for the Osaka Craft Exhibition 1998 Created the paintings of the Five Great Bodhisattvas for the Kagawa Prefectural Museum of History (currently Kagawa Museum) 1999 Created the Ryokai Mandala for the Kagawa Prefectural Museum of History (currently Kagawa Museum) 2000 Established the Buddhist Painting Asaba Association (formerly the Buddhist Painting Mutsumi Association) 2001 Enshrined the Dainichi Nyorai and five other statues at Shobozan Daikan-ji Temple Solo exhibition at Horakuji Leaves Gallery (Osaka) 2002 Two-person exhibition with Yuuki Mukoyoshi at Daimaru Shinsaibashi Store 2003 Two-person exhibition with Yuuki Mukoyoshi at Daimaru Kyoto Store Exhibition and demonstration of Buddhist painting at Honolulu Academy Museum of Art (Hawaii) Two-person exhibition with Yuuki Mukoyoshi at Tenmaya Fukuyama Store Creation of "Kobo Daishi" image for Koyasan Daishi Church Headquarters Creation of a pair of "Shakyamuni Buddha" and "Flying Deities" paintings for Daiekai Headquarters 2003 Creation of "Shakyamuni Buddha" image for Senkoji Temple Two-person exhibition with Yuuki Mukoyoshi at Mitsukoshi Nagoya Store Yuuki Mukoyoshi at Tenmaya Okayama Store Two-person exhibition with Mutsumi Two-person exhibition with Mutsumi Mukoyoshi at Tenmaya Hiroshima Store Production of the Ryokai Shuji Mandala painting at Daishoin Temple in Tokyo 1st Asaba Buddhist Art Exhibition (held annually thereafter) Production of the Twelve Deities of Unden Shinto and the Uho Doji statue 2004 Two-person exhibition with Mutsumi Mukoyoshi at Kintetsu Wakayama Store Two-person exhibition with Mutsumi Mukoyoshi at Mitsukoshi Sendai Store Two-person exhibition with Mutsumi Mukoyoshi at Daimaru Kyoto Store Two-person exhibition with Mutsumi Mukoyoshi at Daimaru Shinsaibashi Store 2005 Production of the Ryokai Shuji Mandala painting 2006 Shiga Prefecture Commenced work on the Kongōrinji Eighty-One Deities Mandala Received the Osaka Prefectural Board of Education Award at the 35th Japan Traditional Crafts Kinki Exhibition 2007 Dedicated Aizen Myōō and Fudō Myōō to Hachijōji Temple Published "An Easy-to-Understand Introduction to Buddhist Sta...