Subject: Funori
Marie Messager <marie.messager [at] gmail__com> writes >I was wondering about the advantages of the use of funori for >sizing, alone or in a mix. Does anyone have experience using funori >or can anyone point to research in this area? I have used funori to re-attach lifting pigment (primarily indigo) and gold leaf on Asian folding screens. Seaweed for making funori can be purchased at Asian food stores, or collected at the seashore. There is some discussion about the preparation and uses of funori in Masako Koyano Japanese Scroll Paintings FAIC, Washington, DC, 1979, and Kenzo Toishi and Hiromitsu Washizuka. Characteristics of Japanese Art that Condition its Care Japanese Association of Museums, Tokyo, 1987. Jack C. Thompson Thompson Conservation Lab Portland, Oregon *** Conservation DistList Instance 24:35 Distributed: Friday, January 21, 2011 Message Id: cdl-24-35-003 ***Received on Thursday, 13 January, 2011