Color / Purple and Multi - color Care Instruction
Japanese name / 流水四季草花図 (Ryusuishikisoukazu / Sakai Houitsu)
-About-
This design reproduces the right panel of Flowing Water and Four Seasons Flowers Screen by Sakai Hoitsu, housed in the Tokyo National Museum. Recreated through Yuzen dyeing with official permission, Pagong’s version preserves the elegant gold-leaf seams characteristic of Rinpa-style folding screens.
The original pair of screens depicts spring and summer on the right and autumn and winter on the left. Pagong’s design captures the vibrant transition from spring to summer, celebrating the beauty and vitality of nature.
Sakai Hoitsu, founder of the Edo Rinpa school, was deeply inspired by Ogata Korin and helped popularize the Rinpa tradition through his art and publications. The design’s flowing water and diverse plants carry symbolic meanings, representing prosperity, vitality, harmonious relationships, elegance, and noble character.
The Rinpa school blends nature, design, and symbolism into timeless beauty, extending beyond painting into textiles, ceramics, lacquerware, and other crafts. Its legacy continues through generations of artistic admiration and reinterpretation.
・93% Rayon 7% Polyurethane
・Made in Japan
・Heat-retention knit fabric
・Hand-wash
・Hang to dry
・Use pressing cloth to iron
・Currency : US Dollar (USD)
Color / Purple and Multi - color Care Instruction
Japanese name / 流水四季草花図 (Ryusuishikisoukazu / Sakai Houitsu)
-About-
This design reproduces the right panel of Flowing Water and Four Seasons Flowers Screen by Sakai Hoitsu, housed in the Tokyo National Museum. Recreated through Yuzen dyeing with official permission, Pagong’s version preserves the elegant gold-leaf seams characteristic of Rinpa-style folding screens.
The original pair of screens depicts spring and summer on the right and autumn and winter on the left. Pagong’s design captures the vibrant transition from spring to summer, celebrating the beauty and vitality of nature.
Sakai Hoitsu, founder of the Edo Rinpa school, was deeply inspired by Ogata Korin and helped popularize the Rinpa tradition through his art and publications. The design’s flowing water and diverse plants carry symbolic meanings, representing prosperity, vitality, harmonious relationships, elegance, and noble character.
The Rinpa school blends nature, design, and symbolism into timeless beauty, extending beyond painting into textiles, ceramics, lacquerware, and other crafts. Its legacy continues through generations of artistic admiration and reinterpretation.
・93% Rayon 7% Polyurethane
・Made in Japan
・Heat-retention knit fabric
・Hand-wash
・Hang to dry
・Use pressing cloth to iron
・Currency : US Dollar (USD)
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