Phoenix in the Paulownia Grove
Phoenix in the Paulownia Grove
Details
The phoenix is a revered court motif said to dwell in the groves of paulownia and feed on bamboo seeds. Rooted in classical court design, this pattern embodies harmony, virtue, and noble grace. Unlike traditional gold brocades, this textile is woven without gold thread. Its beauty does not rely on brilliance, but on depth of color, intricate structure, and quiet refinement. The absence of metallic sheen allows the form of the phoenix and surrounding motifs to emerge with clarity and composure. Understated yet dignified, this mu-kin kinran expresses elegance through restraint, offering a timeless presence defined not by opulence, but by balance and purity.
Installation Guide
Metal fittings are attached to both sides on the back of the panel, and the artwork is delivered with a hanging cord already in place for easy wall mounting.
Production & Shipping Time
We begin weaving the fabric only after receiving your order. Therefore, please allow approximately 2–3 weeks for production before shipment.
Important Notes
The photographs shown on this website are of the
27.3 cm × 27.3 cm (10.75 in × 10.75 in) size.
Each piece is crafted by weaving the fabric upon order and carefully selecting the most suitable composition from the textile according to the chosen panel size. As a result, the placement and appearance of the pattern may vary depending on the selected size.
We hope you will enjoy each work as a unique piece with its own distinct expression.
Fabric Weaving — Crafted After Your Order
Each fabric is woven only after we receive your order. Rather than mass production, we create every piece individually to ensure it is delivered in its finest condition. Using our dedicated looms, we carefully control thread tension, color expression, and weave density. Every detail is refined to achieve a level of quality worthy of a true art piece.