Japanese Screens Byobu

Floral scene of a "Rimpa School" garden with polychrome chrysanthemum flowers. Six-panel screen

Japanese six-panel screen from the Kano school: Japanese landscape with an elegant crane. Hand

Japanese Screen of Kano school six panels hand painted with mineral pigments on gold leaf. A very

This Japanese six-panel Byobu screen, used for tea ceremonies, is a unique size and depicts scenes

Four-panel byobu decorated with a mountain landscape, hand-painted on gilt silk and surrounded by a

) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally

) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally

) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally

Exquisitely detailed birds sit on the branches of a wind swept old gnarled cherry tree covered in delicate white blossoms. Gilt clouds reflect light beautifully. The rocky shore on...

ink on mulberry bark paper, depicting scenes of silk production in a mountainous landscape. Note: the Kano School was pioneered by Kano Sanraku, (1559-1635) worked in Kyoto and was a...

W x 140cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from

" H (145cm W x 170cm H). Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally

Hand painted byobu screen from Meiji Period Japan. First design available as a pair, with rural

Japanese folding paper screen (byobu) with painting of Hawks at the waters edge.

Original 1940s Japanese silkscreen also known as Byobu, with golden inner panels. Wooden frame

Naka Houkou - Six panell furusaki byoubu. Front: paper and color Back: Raw silk and ink.

An exceptionally large and finely painted Japanese six-panel folding screen (byobu) depicting an

Japanese two-panel folding screen, or byobu, depicting hagi (bush clover) and obana (flowering

support. Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu. Literally “protection from wind”, were

provide support. Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu. Literally “protection from wind

of aluminum beyond its functional use. My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens

potential of aluminum beyond its functional use. My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens

One of a kind Japanese folding screen, or byōbu, with six panels depicting a delicate and graceful

Japanese Four-Panel Byobu Screen, 20th century, ink on gold leaf ground, decorated with a scene of

Japanese Four Panel Byobu Screen, with hand-painted scenes of flowers within gilt borders, chop

Originally used to define living spaces and block drafts, Japanese screens also provided artists

Hand-painted Japanese four-panel landscape Byobu screen. Features a mountain scene with pine trees

Beautiful early-mid 20th century 6 panel Japanese Byobu folding screen. It is signed and features

The term byobu means “wind wall” and as the name suggests painted folding screens, like this one

Originally used to define living spaces and block drafts, Japanese screens also provided artists

Japanese School Four Seasons Figural Landscape Scene Four-Panel Byobu Screen, gouache on paper with

Idyllic Japanese four-panel painted landscape byobu screen. Features a delicate painted scene of

Japanese Bamboo and Orchids Scene Four-Panel Byobu Screen, gouache on silk, with iron red six

Colorful Japanese painted four panel byobu folding screen depicting trees with blossoming flowers

Beautiful painted Japanese byobu screen featuring white cranes among lotus blossoms. Painted on

An elegant antique Japanese 6-panel (byobu) screen painted with a composition of five standing

Vintage Japanese four panel silk Byobu screen of delicate chrysanthemums and a small bird. Features

Large Japanese two-panel Taisho period Byobu screen featuring colorful Noh scenes from a narrative

Colorful Japanese four panel byobu screen featuring a large floral and foliate bloom drawn on paper

Dazzling Japanese four panel Byobu silk screen painting of cherry blossoms. Features a gilt

Unique Japanese two-sided folding byobu screen featuring paintings on silk depicting a garden scene

Idyllic Japanese four-panel Byobu screen depicting a hand-painted seascape of white egrets, wooden

Dramatic Japanese four-panel landscape byobu screen featuring a blue mountain landscape scene

A Japanese two-panel screen from the Kano School Byobu, with silver leaf and rolling waves.

painting. The term byobu means “wind wall” and as the name suggests, painted folding screens were

Dramatic Japanese four-panel byobu screen depicting a dragon in the clouds against a gold leaf

Spectacular Japanese four-panel byobu screen featuring squares of gold leaf hand painted with white

Japan, a pair of two panel screens byobu depicting Koi, ink and mineral colors on paper, each

A four-panel Japanese hand-painted byobu screen depicting an elegant landscape scene with figures

Lacquered Makie Byobu Osae decorative screen accents nested in their original box. Attractive leaf and

Japan, a fine six-panel screen Byobu of bold and precise brush strokes on paper, in a serene

Beautiful Edo period Japanese Byobu six panel screen from the mid 20th century depicting scenes

Exquisite Japanese six-panel byobu screen featuring pine trees on squares of gold leaf. Beautifully

Japanese antique Zataku low table for 4 people, a set of tabletop & wooden leg frame. Aimed to make as Kotatsu table (heat table with brazier) in winter. Tabletop material is ma...

Swedish Modern chandelier by Böhlmarks, designed and manufactured in Sweden during the 1940s. The chandelier features a gracefully curved brass frame with six elegantly arched arms, ...

This Japanese sliding-door cabinet (cha tansu) was crafted during the early Showa Period (1926–1945) in hinoki cypress, a wood valued for its fine grain, durability, and calming natu...

This beautiful mid-century cocoon pendant light from 1960s Italy features an elegant losange-shaped silhouette with a wider, more expansive profile that enhances its sculptural prese...

Stunning Japanese Showa period two-panel folding byobu screen depicting three egrets in the grass at a pond. The large screen features a dramatic gold leaf square background with nat...

This coffee table was converted from an old oak farmhouse kitchen table. It retained a very nice patina and rich color over the years, has a practical size and one drawer.

Early Vase designed by Just Andersen in the 1920s. A fine piece for the exquisite home. * A fan-shaped metal vase with vertical lines and lugs * Designer: Just Andersen * Model: D20...

A beuatiful bench designed by Danish master Kai Kristiansen in the 1950s and now produced under license by Dagmar in Denmark. This hand-made to order bench has a solid walnut frame ...

Forged Mirror in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal From grit and flame, raw metal is reborn, each piece shaped by the ancient art of forging—a process that requires both brute force and m...

A pair of red leatherette and pink fabric  "Cubo" lounge chairs designed by Jorge Zalszupin and produced by L'Atelier, Brazil, c. 1969. Several tears of various sizes in leather on ...

A glamorous Italian Art Deco mahogany stool designed by Italian architect, Giancarlo Palanti, circa 1930 with elegant high backrest; with simple and streamlined design and elegant cu...

A striking, tall six-panel byôbu (folding screen) entirely covered with lustrous golden silk with a faint square pattern. In Japan, such tranquil and evenly composed screens are ofte...