岐阜掛軸株式会社　岐阜の掛け軸制作、修復、アート表装

Mastery and Devotion:

Carrying Tradition Forward

Since 1973, we have dedicated over half a century to the traditional art of kakejiku (hanging scrolls).

From scrolls created for temples and ceremonial occasions to pieces that enrich homes or are displayed in art exhibitions, each work is meticulously crafted with skill, devotion, and heartfelt care.

Whether you wish to preserve a treasured family piece, prepare an artwork for exhibition, or restore a beloved work to its original beauty, we listen closely to your needs and propose the most fitting mount for every piece.

Hanging Scrolls (Kakejiku) • Framing • Folding Screens (Byōbu) • Sliding Doors (Fusuma) • Art Mounting

Creating New Pieces

We transform your calligraphy, watercolors, ink paintings, or printed works into hanging scrolls, frames, or folding screens.

Mounting enhances the beauty of your piece and adds color and character to any space. Depending on where it will be displayed, the occasion, and your budget, we recommend the style that best complements your work.

Mounting for Artworks

We also provide mounting for artworks, prints, and photographs.

Whether preparing a piece for exhibition or creating a design that harmonizes with your interior, our expertise brings your vision to life while highlighting the unique character of your work.

Repairing & Remounting

Well-loved pieces are given new life through renewed mountings, repairs for stains and tears, and the replacement of damaged fittings.

With decades of restoration experience, including work on cultural heritage objects, we treat every piece with the utmost respect, ensuring it can continue to be cherished for generations to come.

Restoring Paper Works

Treasured pieces, from family keepsakes to children’s creations, are carefully restored so they can be preserved with confidence.

Our services include stain removal, color correction, and repairs of folds and tears in calligraphy, watercolors, ink paintings, and shikishi boards. We also welcome home-related requests, such as re-covering sliding doors (fusuma) and paper screens (shōji).