Artist grinding ink to make a scroll painting
Man in a scroll-mounting shop removing a rebacked scroll painting from a drying board called a zhuang ban
Man in a scroll-mounting shop attaching the bottom roller bar called a zhou to a scroll painting
Man in a scroll-mounting shop retouching a scroll painting on a drying board called a zhuang ban
Man in a scroll-mounting shop using a brush to attach a rebacked scroll painting to a drying board called a zhuang ban
Man in a scroll-mounting shop cutting paper strips with a steel paper knife
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing a man working on the edge of a scroll painting
Man in a scroll-mounting shop moving a scroll painting attached to a drying board called a zhuang ban
Man in a scroll-mounting shop moistening the back of a scroll painting with water using a brush called a shui shua
Man in a scroll-mounting shop repairing the silk backing of a painting
Man in a scroll-mounting shop using a brush to adhere a painting on silk onto a backing
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing a man smoothing away air bubbles with a soft brush called a shui shua
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing mounters working on the back of a scroll painting and moving a drying board called a Zhuang ban
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing a man using iron tweezers to remove bits of the old paper backing from a scroll painting
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing a man using a soft paste brush to apply paste to the backing of a scroll painting
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing a man removing the old paper backing from a scroll painting
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing a man burnishing the back of scroll with a polishing shell called a ya luo to facilitate the rolling and unrolling of the scroll
Interior of a scroll-mounting shop showing mounters attaching a backed scroll painting to a drying board called a zhuang ban
