A Chinese landscape painting is incomplete without its mount. For Juran’s Buddhist Temple in Streams and Mountains, the mounting is part of the visual experience, providing the "windows" through which we view the sacred mountains.

SinoInArt employs master mounters who utilize traditional techniques passed down for centuries. This involves the careful layering of backing papers to ensure the custom Xuan paper remains flat and flexible, allowing the scroll to be rolled and unrolled safely.

The materials we use are as important as the technique. We select high-quality silk brocades in colors that complement Juran’s ink tones. This ensures that the mount does not distract from the art but rather elevates it.

Our 1:1 replicas are mounted according to historical standards, preserving the exact proportions of the original work. Whether displayed in a formal gallery or a private study, the scroll exudes an air of authenticity and dignity.

By choosing a SinoInArt mounted replica, you are supporting the continuation of a vanishing craft. Our commitment to traditional mounting ensures that your Juran masterpiece is presented with the respect it deserves.