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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MOTHER

Anonymous vintage Japanese oil painting on canvas, Showa period, 20th century, F6. 31.8 x 40.8 x 1.8 cm (12.51 x 16.06 x 0.70in). Paint-crackle over all but won't come off...

Spectacular Dragon Emerging from Clouds/ Large Japanese Hanging Scroll

This is a spectacular Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku) depicting a powerful dragon emerging from clouds. Painted in monochrome ink, the dynamic brushwork and bold contrasts give the dragon an intense presence.
The scroll is impressively large in scale, making it a commanding piece for any space. While it shows signs of age, its composition and expressive energy remain striking...

Japanese antique large votive plaque, Ema, painted with a beautiful black, prancing horse. Made of wood and painted with mineral colors. The frame is lacquered black with decorative copper hardware.
The word "Ema" literally means "horse painting". These votive plaques are usually found at Shinto shrines and were intended as a means to show thanks for a blessing or to ask for good luck. Writing on the back of the ema usually gives the specifics of a prayer...

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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LONG NECK WOMAN 1965

Anonymous vintage Japanese oil painting on canvas. F10. 44.5 x 52 cm (17.51 x 20.47in). Some slight paint peelings.


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HEAD HUNTER

Japanese hanging scroll with the painting of a scene with the returning brave samurai warrior with four enemy's heads, 'Toshiie Maeda' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maeda_Toshiie) in the 'Battle of Okehazama' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Okehazama). Originally Edo period (1603-1868) then mounted in Showa period (1926-1989). Total: 71 x 170.8 cm (27.95 x 67.24in). Damaged condition due to age as is as seen...

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...

FLATFISH AND TURBAN SHELLS

Vintage Japanese oil painting on wooden board, 1956, with unidentified painter's name, 25.5 x 19 x 0.6 cm (10.03 x 7.48 x 0.23in).


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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. Accentuated by graceful stalks of bamboo and delicate seasonal flowers, the screen evokes a sense of refined tranquility and natural beauty...

Tranquil Ripples

This serene abstract piece evokes the gentle ripple of water across a calm, blue surface. Delicate concentric forms fade subtly into the background, inviting a moment of quiet contemplation. Created in 2002, this minimalist work balances space and form with meditative grace.

Size： 87 x 152 cm ( 34.2 x 60inch)
Painting only 75 x143cm (29.5 x 56.2 inch )

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Majestic Hawk on a Pine Branch Japanese Hanging Scroll 18th-19th century!

A powerful depiction of a hawk perched on an old pine branch.
Finely detailed feathers and a sharp gaze express strength and nobility.

Size: Overall 205/81cm ( 80.6 / 31.8 inch ) , only painting part:87/42cm ( 34.2 x 16.5inch)
Weight: 550gr (1.2 lb)

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VOTIVE EYE PAINTING

Traditional Shinto worshipper’s wooden tablet so-called ‘Ema’ (lit. ‘Horse picture’) with such unique eye picture praying for recovery from eye illness. Early 20th century, Japan. 25.7 x 18 x 0.5 cm (10.11 x 7.08 x 0.19in). Aged deterioration as is, but in very good condition, since its provenance originally from folklore museum.


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Double-Sided Japanese Fusuma with Deer and Bamboo Designs

This is a traditional Japanese fusuma (sliding door), painted on both sides with different seasonal motifs. The front features a graceful deer and fawn standing among scattered autumn leaves, delicately rendered in soft, natural tones.
On the reverse side, a stylized bamboo grove unfolds in rhythmic vertical lines, evoking a quiet strength and traditional beauty.
With its refined brushwork and balanced composition,...

Double-Sided Fusuma with Autumn Deer and Dove Motif

This exquisite set of four Japanese fusuma (sliding panels) features delicate paintings on both sides—graceful deer resting amidst autumn leaves on one side, and a dynamic gathering of doves in mid-flight and repose on the other. Rendered with exceptional detail and naturalistic elegance, the panels capture a serene yet vibrant moment in nature.
The deer side evokes a quiet forest scene in late autumn, with warm tones and ge...

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

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