Antique Japanese 4 Panels Screen Divider - 1940s Showa Era (25D-446)
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Antique Japanese Panels Screen Divider (SKU 25D-446)
Showa-era four-panel bamboo and wood partition with refined latticework detail
This antique Japanese four-panel screen, or byōbu, combines a warm hardwood frame with finely strung bamboo slats in a rich reddish tone. The vertical rhythm of the bamboo is gently broken by meandering decorative cords, creating a subtle, wavering pattern that recalls ripples on water and lends a soft, tranquil presence to any interior.
Along the lower registers, each panel is accented with a hand-carved openwork lattice reminiscent of traditional kumiko joinery, while the top rail features an airy geometric cut-out that lightens the silhouette. Hinged construction allows the screen divider to fold and stand in multiple configurations, making it ideal as a room divider, a backdrop for a tokonoma-style display, or an elegant way to introduce Japanese Showa-era design into modern spaces.
- Origin: Japan
- Era: Showa period (mid 20th century)
- Material: Hardwood frame with bamboo slats and latticework
- Use: Folding room divider / interior screen (byōbu)
- Features: 4-panel screen divider; woven bamboo infill with wave-like decorative cords; carved lower lattice in kumiko-style pattern; light geometric top rail; original metal hinges; warm natural finish evocative of 1940s Showa-era interiors
- Dimensions: --
- Condition: Excellent, with light age-appropriate wear to wood and bamboo surfaces
A versatile antique byōbu that brings authentic Japanese craftsmanship and a serene, textural presence to both traditional and contemporary rooms.
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