Six-Panel Screen with Pine, Peonies, and Waterfowl on Gold Leaf Ground

A magnificent six-panel Japanese folding screen (byōbu) featuring a majestic pine tree, blooming peonies, and graceful waterfowl, all set against a radiant gold leaf background...

Elegant Silver-Ground Six-Panel Folding Screen

A beautifully minimalist six-panel byōbu (folding screen) featuring a luminous silver foil ground. The surface reflects light subtly, giving the piece a refined and modern aesthetic despite its traditional format. The grid pattern beneath the silver enhances its texture and presence...

Refined Meiji-Era Two-Panel Silver Leaf Screen

A refined two-panel folding screen from the Meiji era (1868–1912), crafted with silver leaf in a clean, understated gradient. Its soft tonal shift from silver to warm beige exudes quiet elegance, making it ideal for both traditional and modern interiors...

Golden Six-Panel Folding Screen with Pine Grove by a Stream

A vibrant six-panel folding screen from the late Edo period (mid-19th century), depicting a lush pine grove by a flowing river, set against a brilliant gold-leaf background. The dynamic composition, vivid cobalt blue water, and stylized rocks evoke early Rinpa influences. The screen blends decorative elegance with bold coloration, characteristic of late Edo aesthetics...

Expressive Two-Panel Japanese Calligraphy Folding Screen

A striking two-panel folding screen featuring bold Japanese calligraphy of the characters "惣" (Sou) and "弘" (Kou). Executed in dynamic, gestural brushstrokes, the work reflects both expressive spontaneity and controlled power—hallmarks of modern Japanese calligraphic art. Each character stands independently with a commanding presence, yet together they convey a sense of harmony and flow...

Elegant Taisho Period Six-Panel Screen – Pine Trees on Gold Leaf

A beautifully painted six-panel folding screen from the Taisho period (1912–1926), featuring a vibrant landscape of pine trees against a gold leaf background. The detailed brushwork and traditional composition reflect Japanese aesthetics of strength and longevity...

Flying Cranes with Mt. Fuji – Japanese Six-Panel Screen

Elegant cranes soar across golden skies with Mt. Fuji in the background. Soft waves and gold flecks evoke a sense of peace and celebration. A classic six-panel screen painted with refined brushwork and balance. Signed by the artist with seal.

Period: Taisho
Size: 152 x H331 cm (60 x 130 inches)

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Peaceful Life in a Japanese Countryside – Two-Panel Folding Screen

This two-panel folding screen presents a tranquil view of a rural Japanese village. Thatched-roof houses line winding paths, nestled among rice fields and trees. The artist’s delicate brushwork captures the harmony of everyday life in a natural setting...

Willows and Birds by the Water – Edo Period Fusuma Panels

A serene set of four Edo-period fusuma panels, painted on gold leaf with a willow tree, flowing water, and birds in quiet motion. The refined composition, likely influenced by the Kano school, captures the peaceful rhythm of nature...

Serene Spring Blossoms Over Golden Waters – Six-Panel Folding Screen

This Japanese six-panel folding screen features magnolia and peonies blooming against a gold-leaf background. Delicate butterflies and a flowing stream add gentle movement to the composition. The work expresses the quiet beauty of spring through refined brushwork and balanced space.

Size: W.233 cm (91.7inch) H. 56cm (22inch)

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Traditional Japanese Fusuma with Ink Painting of Monkeys at Play

A pair of traditional Japanese sliding doors (fusuma) decorated with ink paintings of monkeys in a natural landscape. The playful expressions and long limbs of the monkeys are charmingly depicted with delicate brushwork.

Size H 174cm x W 96.5 cm ( 68.5x 38inch )
Period:20th century

Price Range (A) $1000-3000

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Six-Panel Gold Folding Screen with Textured White Chrysanthemums(2/2)

This elegant six-panel byōbu (folding screen) from the Showa period features an exquisite composition of white chrysanthemums in full bloom, set against a shimmering gold leaf background. Accentuated by graceful stalks of bamboo and delicate seasonal flowers, the screen evokes a sense of refined tranquility and natural beauty...

Antique Japanese Hinabyōbu Folding Screen Birds and Blossoms

A refined hinabyōbu (doll festival folding screen) from the late Edo period, depicting a spring landscape with plum blossoms, dandelions, and various birds such as sparrows, swallows, and mandarin ducks. The screen is adorned with sprinkled gold and silver leaf, creating a festive, elegant mood. Minor wear consistent with age.

Hinabyōbu are small folding screens used in the Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival) in Japan...

Six-Panel Gold Folding Screen with Textured White Chrysanthemums(1/2)

This elegant six-panel byōbu (folding screen) from the Showa period features an exquisite composition of white chrysanthemums in full bloom, set against a shimmering gold leaf background...

Elegant Meiji-Era Two-Panel Silver Leaf Screen

A striking two-panel folding screen from the Meiji era (1868–1912), finished in silver leaf. Minimalist yet powerful in presence, it shows natural aging that enhances its character. This type of silver screen is highly sought after for both display and interior use.
Please refer to the photos for details on condition and signs of age.

Size H 174cm x W 175 cm ( 68.5x 69inch )
Period:Meiji era (1868–1912)

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“Floral Harmony on Gold” – Two-Panel Japanese Folding Screen

This elegant two-panel folding screen features a charming array of blooming flowers, including hollyhocks, poppies, chrysanthemums, and wild lotus, all delicately arranged across a soft golden background. The composition is simple yet captivating, allowing each botanical form to shine with its own character. A perfect embodiment of seasonal beauty and traditional Japanese aesthetics.

Size H 171.5cm x W 188 c...

Japanese antique two-panel screen (byobu). Simple elegance with each panel made up of silver colored paper woven in a herringbone pattern. The woven sections are slightly different shades of grey, making an interesting three-dimensional effect. With a deep red lacquer frame.

Age: Taisho Period (early-mid 20th century)

Dimensions: 27 1/2" high x 70 1/2" long

Willows and Bridge – Tea Ceremony Screen– Furo-saki Byobu

This exquisite furo-saki byōbu (a folding screen placed in front of the portable brazier during a tea ceremony) depicts a graceful landscape of weeping willows swaying beside a golden bridge. Rendered with traditional nihonga techniques, the trunks and branches are meticulously highlighted with lacquer, giving them a subtle three-dimensional texture and luster. The flowing river and clouds are stylized in silver and gold, ...