Shinto and Buddhist painters Nanho Seikan
1951 45 years of painting experience
With the belief that "the master is in heaven", he continues to draw on his own as he sees the gods and Buddhas who appeared.
He has established not only Japan's Buddhist art but also a new field of Shinto art (divine painting), disseminated it to the world, and passed it on to the next generation.
Currently, he is drawing the Takamagahara Project (the world of ancient, present, and future gods) in three parts on one of Japan's largest Japanese papers.
Inherit the roots of Japan culture.
The next goal is to establish a facility museum.
It is characterized by a vivid sense of color that has been described as a "magician of color", and uses Japan-style paints to create a surprisingly rich world of gods and Buddhas on the highest quality Japanese hemp paper
