Antique Japanese 4 Panels Screen Divider - 1920s Taisho Era (25D-445)

Antique Japanese Panels Screen Divider, Taisho Era (SKU 25D-445)

Taisho-era inspired bamboo and wood byobu-style room divider with serene landscape cut-outs

This antique Japanese 4-panel screen divider evokes the quiet elegance of a traditional machiya townhouse. Slender vertical bamboo slats are framed in warm-toned hardwood, creating a light, semi-transparent partition that softens and filters the space rather than closing it off, much like a classic byobu or summer susōkabe screen.

Across the midsection of each panel runs a horizontal band of darker wood, delicately pierced with minimalist motifs of distant mountains and flying birds, suggesting a tranquil landscape glimpsed at dusk. Sturdy black metal hinges allow the four folding panels to be angled freely, making this vintage screen ideal as a subtle room divider, privacy screen, or decorative backdrop in both Japanese and contemporary interiors.

• Origin: Japan
• Era: Taisho period style (early 20th century)
• Material: Bamboo slats and hardwood frame with metal hinges
• Use: Folding room divider, privacy screen, or decorative byobu-style accent
• Features: 4-panel folding construction; vertical bamboo weaving; carved mountain and bird landscape band; warm natural finish; traditional Japanese screen divider design
• Dimensions: --
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear

A refined choice for bringing authentic Japanese atmosphere and gentle visual separation to any room.

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