Antique Japanese Ranma

Dimensions: 14.75 inches high and 66.75 inches length, perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

Japanese wood carving panel (Ranma) gilded wood with black lacquer frame with bonze mounts.

Dimensions: 18.75" high and 60" long perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

The design is mirrored on each side of the panel. Ranma panels are typically found in traditional dwellings and are a staple of classical Japanese architecture.

Dimensions: 14.5 inches high and 67.25 inches length- perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

Dimensions: 14.75 inches high and 66.75 inches length, perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

Dimensions: 18.25" high and 67.25" long perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

Dimensions: 14.5 inches high and 67.25 inches length- perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

Dimensions: 14.75 inches high and 66.75 inches length- perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

Dimensions: 14.5" high and 67.5" long perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma are often found above d...

Dimensions: 16.5" high and 67.25" long perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma are often found above ...

Photographed in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma are often found above doors in traditional Japanese houses and buildings.

Dimensions: 16.5 inches high and 67.5 inches length- perfect for wall mounting Photographer in natural light. About Japanese Ranma: Architectural details called ranma (??)

A pair of Japanese carved wooden ranma transom panels from the 19th century, with carved openwork design, natural patina and distressed appearance.

Hand crafted antique Japanese ranma. Meiji period, c1895.

Antique Japanese ranma (transom) from Kyoto, Japan. c 1895 - meiji period.

Small antique Japanese ranma (transom) from Kyoto, Japan. This unusual miniature ranma made of hinoki wood(cypress) was used in a tea room.

Richly grained vintage Japanese ranma(transom) from the Taisho period c1920s.

Vintage taisho period Japanese ranma, originally used between doorways as decoration.

Taisho period kiriwood ranma trimmed in black from northern Japan. Elegant design with flower kamon (crest/emblem) in the cneter.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma, originally used as decoration and ventilation above doorways.

Antique Japanese ranma. Meiji period, circa 1885. Ranma painting of a tsunami wave on rice paper with a lacquered frame.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used in between doorways as decoration.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used in between doorways as decoration.

Antique Japanese ranma( transom) with hand carved crane in a pine tree.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used as decoration between doorways and ceiling.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used in between doorways as decoration.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used in between doorways as decoration.This hand carved kiriwood transom depicting a phoenix with a chrysanthemum and ki...

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma or transom was originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used in between doorways as decoration.

Vintage Taisho-period Japanese ranma or transom originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma or transom originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used between the doorways for decoration.

Japanese ranma from the Taisho period 1920s. Carved landscape motif with auspicious pine trees, pagodas and bridges.

Pair of beautifully-grained organic-looking vintage Japanese ranmas (transoms). From northern Japan in the Taisho period, circa 1920, made from water-molded sugi (cedar).

Japanese ranma from the Taisho period 1920s. Carved landscape motif with auspicious pine trees, pagodas and bridges.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma or transom was originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma or transom originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma, originally used as decoration and ventilation above sliding doors.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma or transom; originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used in between doorways as decoration.This handcarved kiriwood transom depicting chrysanthemums floating on water can b...

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma, originally used between doorways as decoration.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma, originally used between doorways as decoration.

Vintage Taisho-period Japanese ranma or transom originally used as decoration above doorways.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma (transom) was originally used as decoration between doorways and ceiling.

Vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma or transom originally used as decoration above doorways.

Pair of vintage Taisho period Japanese ranma, originally used between doorways as decoration.

Vintage Taishō-period Japanese ranma, originally used between doorways as decoration.

Japanese ranma (architectural transom) crafted of carved sugi (crypotomeria) wood surrounded by a black lacquered frame.

Taisho period kiriwood ranma trimmed in black from northern Japan. Floating kiriwood and chrysanthemum flowers are hand cut to symbolize a family crest.

Taisho period Japanese cypress ranma with elegant slat design. Originally used above doorways for decoration and ventilation.

Japanese kiriwood ranma (transom) with hand-painted chrysanthemums represents the royal family, sun, perfection, and longevity.

Japanese cedar wood transom with slat design originally used in between doorways as decorative accents. Rice paper was glued to the back to keep the heat inside the room. Hang on the...