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Senshin × Takayuki Nakamura × Kazuyoshi Shobara

Takayuki Nakamura (1988.2-)
Instructor of the Yamato Misho-ryu school of Ikebana; Member of the Naniwa Photography Club.
Born in Hyogo Prefecture and raised in Fukuoka until age 15. Since then resides in Nara City.
Photographs kimono, ikebana, and traditional crafts.
Major photography credits
Koyasan 1200th Anniversary of Founding — Tōdai-ji memorial service — Flower offerings
Kōfuku-ji reconstruction: Golden Hall dedication ceremony — Flower offerings
Tōdai-ji Ryo-ben Sōjō 1250th Memorial Service — Flower offerings

Kazuyoshi Shobara
Owner of the mounting shop "Kasuidō" supporting Japan’s traditional culture in the ancient city of Nara.
Pursues expressions that honor the beauty inherited in traditional hanging scrolls while integrating them into contemporary art and lifestyles.

Senshin / LIVING KAKEJIKU
Senshin brings traditional Japanese aesthetics into modern living spaces, reinterpreting Japanese culture in the form of the hanging scroll.
What we offer is not mere decoration but a piece to center the mind and evoke the seasons and nature.
The "LIVING KAKEJIKU," which embodies the spirit of ZEN, brings stillness and harmony to everyday spaces, creating moments of deep calm and meditation amid busy lives and weaving peaceful time into daily living.

Main sheet: Japanese paper giclée print
Main sheet size: W200×H200
Scroll mounting: Fukuro-style mounting
Scroll size: W615×H1615
Roller ends: Wood
Box: Paulownia box (with protective tatō box)

Delivery: Shipped within 2 business days after order

◆ About the hanging scroll ◆
Over 1,200 years, Japan has imported many cultures, and as an island nation those influences were uniquely cultivated to form a Japanese style.
We reconstruct buildings—originally shaped to fit Japanese thought for many uses—through the Western concept of composition, reinterpreting them with the flatness of the camera and the qualities of light.
This is a process of reexamining Japanese thought using photography.