In the world of high-end art, the mounting is as important as the painting. A masterpiece like Wang Meng’s Songfeng Quanshi Tu was never meant to be behind glass. It was meant to be a living, breathing scroll. SinoInArt honors this through traditional mounting craftsmanship.

Our mounting process involves over a dozen manual steps. We back the custom Xuan paper with additional layers of high-grade paper using a natural starch paste. This creates a structure that is both strong and flexible, allowing the scroll to hang perfectly flat without curling.

The silk used in our mounting is carefully selected to match the period-accurate aesthetics of the Yuan Dynasty. The patterns and colors are chosen to enhance the ink tones of the landscape, providing a sophisticated frame that feels integrated into the artwork itself.

This traditional approach is vital for art preservation. Hand-mounting allows the paper to expand and contract with the environment, preventing the cracking and warping that plagues machine-mounted prints. It is a slow, meticulous process that mirrors the patience of the original artist.

When you display a SinoInArt replica, you are displaying a complete work of craftsmanship. From the custom paper to the hand-applied silk, our Songfeng Quanshi Tu is a testament to the enduring beauty of traditional Chinese art.