In the tradition of Chinese art, the mounting is the "soul" of the painting. A masterpiece like Wang Mian’s Plum Blossoms Under the Moon was never meant to be behind glass. It was meant to be a flexible, living scroll. SinoInArt honors this tradition through traditional mounting craftsmanship.

Our mounting process involves over a dozen steps, including backing the custom Xuan paper with additional layers of high-quality rice paper. This creates a flexible structure that allows the scroll to be rolled and unrolled without damaging the ink.

We use authentic silk for the borders, choosing patterns that reflect the aesthetic of the Yuan Dynasty. The colors are carefully selected to enhance the monochromatic ink of the plum blossoms, creating a balanced and harmonious visual experience.

The wooden rollers at the bottom of the scroll provide the necessary weight to ensure the artwork hangs straight. This is critical for 1:1 replicas, as any curling would detract from the monumental presence of the work.

When you hang a SinoInArt replica, you are participating in a 1,000-year-old ritual of art appreciation. The scroll is not just a picture; it is a cultural object that brings the grace and history of the Yuan court into your daily environment.