Tag: Traditional Mounting

Sunny Peaks with a Buddhist Temple (晴峦萧寺图) | Song Dynasty / Li Cheng(李成)

Preserving Tradition: The Mounting Process of "Qingluan Xiaosi Tu" Reproductions

A look at the labor-intensive mounting process that makes SinoInArt’s reproductions of Li Cheng’s work indistinguishable from museum pieces.

Snowy Landscape (雪景) | Song Dynasty / Li Tang(李唐)

The Lost Art of Mounting: How SinoInArt Finishes a Masterpiece

Learn about the labor-intensive traditional mounting process that gives SinoInArt’s replicas their museum-ready finish.

Waiting for the Ferry on an Autumn River (秋江待渡) | Song Dynasty / Li Tang(李唐)

Beyond Framing: The Craft of Traditional Mounting at SinoInArt

Explore the intricate hand-mounting process that gives SinoInArt’s Li Tang replicas their museum-ready presence.

Heavy Snow in Mountain Passes (关山密雪图) | Song Dynasty / Xu Daoning(许道宁)

Beyond the Image: The Craft of Traditional Mounting at SinoInArt

Discover the labor-intensive hand-mounting process that ensures SinoInArt’s replicas of Xu Daoning’s work are heirloom-quality artifacts.

Snowy Landscape (雪景图) | Song Dynasty / Xu Daoning(许道宁)

Beyond the Frame: The Craft of Traditional Manual Mounting

Discover the artisanal process behind the mounting of SinoInArt’s replicas and why it is essential for authentic Shanshui.

Riverbank at Dusk (江堤晚景) | Five Dynasties / Dong Yuan(董源)

Preserving Tradition: The Art of Hand-Mounting Dong Yuan’s Masterpiece

Learn about the meticulous hand-mounting process that gives SinoInArt’s Dong Yuan replicas their museum-grade finish.

Sparrows in a Bamboo Grove in Eternal Spring (长春竹雀) | Five Dynasties / Huang Quan(黄筌)

Preserving Tradition: The Silk Mounting of SinoInArt Masterpieces

Learn how SinoInArt uses ancient mounting methods to ensure your Huang Quan replica is as durable as it is beautiful.

Peonies in a Gilded Hall (玉堂富贵图) | Five Dynasties / Xu Xi(徐熙)

The Lost Art of Traditional Mounting: Bringing Xu Xi’s Masterpiece to Life

Explore the intricate process of traditional mounting at SinoInArt and how it enhances the aesthetic and durability of Xu Xi’s "Jade Hall’s Wealth and Nobility."