1. Nakamura Keiboku 2. Mukoyoshi Yuboku 3. Aizen Myo-o statue decorated with kirikane (gold foil); not yet fully assembled 4. Mukoyoshi assembling his Aizen Myo-o statue, decorated with kirikane (gold foil) by his wife. 5. Amida with cut-gold decoration 6. Closeup of kirikane 切金 (gold foil); also written 截金 7. Sho Kannon 8. Closeup of kirikane 切金 (gold foil); also written 截金 9. Bodhisattva 10. Closeup of Bodhisattva 11. Intricate kirikane (gold foil) design on halo 12. Intricate kirikane 切金 (gold foil) design on halo 13. Painting by Nakamura Keiboku 14. Closeup of crown and kirikane 切金 (gold foil) design; by Nakamura Keiboku 15. Closeup of painting by Nakamura Keiboku 16. Closeup of painting by Nakamura Keiboku 17. Closeup of painting by Nakamura Keiboku 18. Closeup of painting by Nakamura Keiboku 19. Closeup of painting by Nakamura Keiboku 20. Box by Nakamura Keiboku 21. Stones used for making pigments; Nakamura does this all herself, in-house 22. Mukoyoshi's wood shed 23. Carving by Mukoyoshi Yuboku 24. Dragon carving by Mukoyoshi Yuboku 25. Dragon carving by Mukoyoshi Yuboku 26. Dragon carving by Mukoyoshi Yuboku 27. Dimensions for carving a Bodhisattva head 28. From painting to clay model to final wood statue
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