Fukinuki yatai (吹抜屋台) describes a feature of Japanese art particularly associated with e-maki (絵巻) painted scrolls, famously for example, yamato-e. Literally...

even the removal of the roofs to represent the interior of buildings (fukinuki yatai). A second notable example of the onna-e paintings in the Heian period...

average women in their day to day life. The Japanese technique known as fukinuki yatai, or “blown off roof,” allows the viewer to see into the interior of...

Emaki is characterized by two pictorial techniques: fukinuki yatai and hikime kagibana. Fukinuki yatai ("blown-off roof") refers to a form of composition...

drawn again or enhanced in ink to accentuate the depth. The so-called fukinuki yatai technique, involving the removal of building roofs, was used to depict...

interior scenes, the painter did not use the classical technique of fukinuki yatai, consisting of removing the roof to show the parts of a building from...

constraints of court life. Like most emaki, the composition is based on the fukinuki yatai ("blown-off roof") technique, which consists of a perspective of looking...

of a Buddhist memorial service in blown away roof technique (吹抜屋台, fukinuki yatai) 1100late Heian period One handscroll, ink on paper decorated with gold...