Vintage Japanese Ranma Transom Natural Wood (24J-490-1)

Vintage Japanese Ranma Transom Natural Wood (24J-490-1)

SKU:
24J-490-1
$250.00
IMPORTED FROM JAPAN
Ship From Location: Berkeley, California
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Description

This vintage Japanese ranma (transom) features a beautifully intricate carving of bamboo and plum tree, symbolizing resilience and longevity in traditional Japanese culture. Made from sugi wood, its natural grain enhances the elegance of the scene, which evokes a tranquil, timeless landscape.

Ranma are decorative panels placed above doors or between rooms in traditional Japanese homes, originally designed to allow airflow and light while adding artistic beauty. Carvings often depict nature, animals, or symbolic scenes, showcasing the craftsmanship of Japan's woodworkers. Ranma continues to be cherished for its cultural significance and aesthetic appeal in both traditional and modern interiors.

67 1/2"W x 15 3/4"H x 1 1/4"Thick