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Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jan Sullivan Fowler | Bridger Kitchens in Bozeman. Item made of paper with synthetic
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Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jan Sullivan Fowler | Bridger Kitchens in Bozeman. Item made of paper with synthetic
Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jan Sullivan Fowler | Bridger Kitchens in Bozeman. Item made of paper with synthetic
Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jan Sullivan Fowler | Bridger Kitchens in Bozeman. Item made of paper with synthetic
Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jan Sullivan Fowler | Bridger Kitchens in Bozeman. Item made of paper with synthetic

Created and Sold by Jan Sullivan Fowler

Jan Sullivan Fowler

Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract - Paintings

Featured In Bridger Kitchens, Bozeman, MT

Price $1,500

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Shipping: FedEx 3-5 days
Estimated Arrival: May 4, 2024

DimensionsWeight
40H x 30W x 1.5D in
101.6H x 76.2W x 3.81D cm
1.81 kg
4 lb

The never-ending refinement of Japanese handmade Washi paper is demonstrated here in Handmade Washi with actual silver leaf embedded.
A strong black, silver and white offering flows gracefully over the edges of the Gallery canvas.
The entire painting is coated with clear acrylics to protect from UVs.
In Japan, Washi is an Art form itself so,
I create art with art.
Wa-meaning water and shi- meaning paper

Item Black & Silver leaf Washi abastract
Created by Jan Sullivan Fowler
As seen in Bridger Kitchens, Bozeman, MT
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Jan Sullivan Fowler
Meet the Creator

Jan Sullivan Fowler

South Milwaukee, WI

Wescover creator since 2018
Gossamer thin and very refined Japanese Handmade Washi paper painted with sophisticated colors mixed using techniques first developed Centuries ago by Japanese Monks to portray the 'blush' of their Cherry Blossoms.

After earning my Fine Arts degree, I began exhibiting in Chicago and, all the other large market Art shows.
My work was considered the quintessential 'Chicago art' thus landing a diptych of mine in a Tom Cruise Hollywood movie filmed in the 'Windy City'!
I mix my colors using, Centuries old color mixing techniques, first developed by Japanese Monks to portray the 'blush' of their highly venerated Cherry Blossoms.
Today, my artwork is receiving critical acclaim from the major Art Markets in the World.
Florence Biennale, LA Designers, Art consultants, Galleries, Publishing Houses, Art publications, etc...
I've now branched out to having handmade rugs woven from my paintings and designs with, Shoji screens, wall coverings and upholstery material on the near horizon.
The most fun is, collaborating with the A&D community to bring forth some wonderful and amazing design visions!

I love working in Japanese handmade 'Washi' paper.
It seems to have unlimited secrets that slowly reveal themselves as I continue creating with it.

"Washi Spirit"

"Man is the river, Man is the rain. Man is the wave.
Water is the medium.
And Washi is the waters spirit.

It's first secret is awakening.
All life comes from water. So the Washi does.

It's second secret is relieving.
Born floating in the water, Washi transmits weightlessness.

It's third secret is soothing.
Moving with the waters flow, the fibers gather naturally in the most harmonic way.

It's forth secret is reminding.
Slowly build up by the movement, it's structure is the memory of the time passed for it's making.

It's fifth secret is enlightening.
Light moves through the fibers until it is released according to the Washi's structure in never ending ways."

I want to share these secrets and provide people the awakening, relieving, soothing, reminding and enlightening presence of Washi in their Homes and Lives.