Wind god raijin It is composed of two sheets of gold and gold colored on paper. Kennin Ji Temple (deposited in Kyoto National Museum). There is a strong theory that the year of production was made during the Kanei era in the first half of the 17th century. He is said to be the best masterpiece of sotatsu. In addition, it is often imagined that fukijin and raijin (God of thunder) are the first images of the sect. This picture is characterized by the wind god and raijin (God of the raijin) placed on both ends of the screen, and it is said that the composition of the fan shape is based on a fan picture. The texture of gold leaf, silver mud, ink, and pigment is produced, and the excellent color sense of sotatsu is seen, and the figure of both gods is strongly impressed. The most important thing is the expression of a cloud drawn in a wrapping. Although it is not very noticeable in the picture, it promotes the vigorous liveliness of the two gods and plays a rich depth in the flat gold. Sotatsu uses silver and silver to mix with Sumi, so that the same screen has a disadvantage of using a different material of Sumi and gold and depicts a soft and light cloud texture. This reproduction was put on the meeting place at the Toyako summit in July 2008.
