Japanese six panes screen Byobu
A fine six-panel screen Byobu carefully crafted by a master artisan with hand applied gold leaf. This attractive screen is dates to the Meiji period, circa 1900. The original silk brocade border and black lacquered wood with engraved bronze corner mounts nicely frame of this charming screen The absence of decoration creates a suggestive effect due to the light it diffuses into the environment. The Japanese still use these types of screens during ceremonies to highlight the sumptuous and colorful kimonos or as a background for floral decorations or sculptures.
Meiji Period (1868-1912)
Japan
A fine six-panel screen Byobu carefully crafted by a master artisan with hand applied gold leaf. This attractive screen is dates to the Meiji period, circa 1900. The original silk brocade border and black lacquered wood with engraved bronze corner mounts nicely frame of this charming screen The absence of decoration creates a suggestive effect due to the light it diffuses into the environment. The Japanese still use these types of screens during ceremonies to highlight the sumptuous and colorful kimonos or as a background for floral decorations or sculptures. - Schreiber Collezioni