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Taishō-era ranma transom with finely carved crane and pine motif
This antique Japanese ranma panel presents a dynamic scene of a crane in flight above stylised matsu (pine) boughs, all framed by a contrasting black lacquered border. Hand-carved from warm-toned wood, the openwork composition once filtered light and air between rooms in a traditional machiya or townhouse, adding both elegance and symbolism to the interior.
The crane and pine—classic symbols of longevity and good fortune in Japanese art—are rendered with crisp detailing in the feathers and layered needles, while flowing cloud forms lend a sense of movement across the panel. Ideal for wall display, headboard accent, or incorporation into a custom door or window, this Taishō-style ranma brings authentic Japanese architectural character to contemporary spaces.
A refined example of Taishō-period Japanese ranma, perfect for collectors and for adding an authentic architectural accent to any interior.
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