Eginu Silk Canvas 3 Chohi
Brand:
ナカガワ胡粉｜NAKAGAWA GOFUN ENOGU
Material:
Silk
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| 2 shaku (≈60cm) ×50cm | JPY 2,750 tax in |
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| 2 shaku 5 sun(≒75cm) ×50cm | JPY 3,300 tax in |
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| 3 shaku (≒90cm) ×50cm | JPY 3,960 tax in |
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Description
Eginu Silk Canvas 3 Chohi is plain-woven silk for paintings. The thickness varies depending on the number of warp threads used in the weaving process. The silk canvas comes in three different thicknesses. Eginu Silk Canvas 3 Chohi is the thickest of them all.
Silk canvas is used by stretching it over the wooden frame. Unlike other substrates, it is translucent, so you can paint or apply metal leaf from the back of the canvas.
◇Possibility for coloring and applying metal leaf from the back : ◎
◇Compatibility with Art Materials
＜Iwaenogu (Mineral pigments)＞
The compatibility differs depending on the roughness of the particles, basically the ones with fine particles are more suitable, and the coarser the particles, the less likely to stick on the silk canvas.
◎ No.13 - Byaku
◯ No.10 - No.12
△ No.8 - No.9
✕ No.5 - No.7
＜Sumi (Japanese ink)＞
◯ Solid inks - Pine soot ink, Oil soot ink, etc.
✕ Liquid inks
＜Pigments＞
In general, almost all kinds of pigments can be used as long as the particles are fine enough and mixed with animal glue (including effect pigments).
＜Metal leaf＞
You can apply metal leaf on the silk canvas with the use of animal glue.
◇Compatibility with Mediums
◯ Animal glue - Good fixation and preservation
△ AQYLA, Acrylic mediums - Good fixation, but not suitable for mounting or long-term storage
✕ Oil paint and Acrylic gouache - Does not fit well
Silk canvas is used by stretching it over the wooden frame. Unlike other substrates, it is translucent, so you can paint or apply metal leaf from the back of the canvas.
◇Possibility for coloring and applying metal leaf from the back : ◎
◇Compatibility with Art Materials
＜Iwaenogu (Mineral pigments)＞
The compatibility differs depending on the roughness of the particles, basically the ones with fine particles are more suitable, and the coarser the particles, the less likely to stick on the silk canvas.
◎ No.13 - Byaku
◯ No.10 - No.12
△ No.8 - No.9
✕ No.5 - No.7
＜Sumi (Japanese ink)＞
◯ Solid inks - Pine soot ink, Oil soot ink, etc.
✕ Liquid inks
＜Pigments＞
In general, almost all kinds of pigments can be used as long as the particles are fine enough and mixed with animal glue (including effect pigments).
＜Metal leaf＞
You can apply metal leaf on the silk canvas with the use of animal glue.
◇Compatibility with Mediums
◯ Animal glue - Good fixation and preservation
△ AQYLA, Acrylic mediums - Good fixation, but not suitable for mounting or long-term storage
✕ Oil paint and Acrylic gouache - Does not fit well