Japanese Byobu

Japanese Screen of Kano school six panels hand painted with mineral pigments on gold leaf. A very clean work with large pines and a red sun. It is in good condition, with original l...

A medium-size six panel screen decorated with scenes from the famous Japanese novel The Tale of Genji written by Lady Murasaki in the 11th century, depicting from left to right, a ma...

This Japanese six-panel Byobu screen, used for tea ceremonies, is a unique size and depicts scenes from the 11th-century Japanese literary classic "The Tales of Prince Genji."

Four-panel byobu decorated with a mountain landscape, hand-painted on gilt silk and surrounded by a gilt brocade. The back is trimmed with a pretty patterned paper. The scene is pain...

Each screen similarly decorated with a continuous scene of Tartar archers hunting, some on horseback and others on foot accompanied by dogs, charging deers and boars in a mountainous...

Each screen similarly decorated with a continuous scene depicting flying cranes and others standing along a lake bordered by pine trees.

Exquisitely detailed birds sit on the branches of a wind swept old gnarled cherry tree covered in delicate white blossoms. Gilt clouds reflect light beautifully. The rocky shore on...

Size: 76" W x 66" H (193cm W x 168cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers b...

Size: 78" W x 55" H (198cm W x 140cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers b...

Size: 42" W x 48" H (107cm W x 122cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers...

Inspired in part by Bonnard, Japanese Byobu screens, and the sheer juiciness of oil paint, the paintings are attractive abstractions that reveal the artist's relationship with the pl...

ink on mulberry bark paper, depicting scenes of silk production in a mountainous landscape. Note: the Kano School was pioneered by Kano Sanraku, (1559-1635) worked in Kyoto and was a...

Inspired in part by Bonnard, Japanese Byobu screens, and the sheer juiciness of oil paint, the paintings are attractive abstractions that reveal the artist's relationship with the pl...

Naka Houkou - Six panell furusaki byoubu. Front: paper and color Back: Raw silk and ink.

Size: 60" W x 55" H (152cm W x 140cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers b...

This is a very special woodcut print because it was created by a master of the genre, Ansei Uchima. Uchima studied the traditional Japanese art of woodcut printing in Japan and caref...

Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers both indoors and outdoors, the zigzag cons...

Hand painted byobu screen from Meiji Period Japan. First design available as a pair, with rural scene continuing in second piece.

Japanese folding paper screen (byobu) with painting of Hawks at the waters edge.

An exceptionally large and finely painted Japanese six-panel folding screen (byobu) depicting an ancient, snow laden, gnarled pine tree on gold leaf ground.

Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu. Literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers both indoors and outdoors, the zigzag const...

Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu. Literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers both indoors and outdoors, the zigzag const...

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens, byobu, that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byobu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

My research led me to traditional Japanese folding screens – byōbu – that served as both a furnishing and decorative element.

Beautiful early-mid 20th century 6 panel Japanese Byobu folding screen. It is signed and features hand applied painted scenes of cloudy mountains and trees in gold tones.

Vintage 4-Panel Hand-Painted Silk Japanese Byobu Folding Screen ~71" x 36". Hand painted botanical scene featuring peonies and grasses in a rock garden.

Originally used to define living spaces and block drafts, Japanese screens also provided artists with a large surface for paintings. Secured by paper hinges, the panels present a sea...

Beautiful Edo period Japanese Byobu six panel screen from the mid 20th century depicting scenes from the Tale of Genji, with pavilions, gardens and women of the court wearing kimonos.

The painting is signed Kyokata and dates to the Taisho Period, but style of painting is reminiscent of the 17th century Rinpa School, a prominent school of Japanese painting. The ter...

The term byobu means “wind wall” and as the name suggests painted folding screens, like this one, were originally used in Japanese homes to block drafts of air.

One of a kind Japanese folding screen, or byōbu, with six panels depicting a delicate and graceful scene of wild horses in a natural setting.

A vintage Japanese folding four panel screen showcases a serene hand-painted landscape set against a warm, gilded ground. Spanning multiple panels, the composition features gracefull...

Stunning Edo japanese Byobu floral painted screen, with bronze fitting .

Beautiful painted Japanese byobu screen featuring white cranes among lotus blossoms.

Vintage hand painted Japanese byobu four panel folding screen featuring a gnarled pine tree on a gold ground.

A gorgeous four-panel Japanese Byobu folding screen depicting a colorful village scene with numerous people engaged in village life.

A gorgeous four-panel Japanese Byobu folding screen depicting a flock of silhouetted cranes/birds in flight over a vast oceanic landscape.

This early 20th-century Japanese byobu screen captures a serene moment in nature, with a large willow tree casting its graceful branches over a secluded cove.

Large Japanese byobu four-panel screen depicting village life titled "Hokkyo" by artist Ishida Yutei (1756-1815).

A beautiful, wonderfully composed (with fabulous use of negative space) quite large six-panel Sea of Trees Japanese Byobu folding screen/room divider depicting a vast forest scene wi...

Japan, a pair of two panel screens byobu depicting Koi, ink and mineral colors on paper, each screen 168cm, 67.5” high and 187cm, 75” wide, Taisho to early Showa period, (1920’s-1930...

This work was originally part of a Japanese byobu folding screen and can now be beautifully framed in a modern setting

This work was originally part of a Japanese byobu folding screen and can now be beautifully framed in a modern setting

This work was originally part of a Japanese byobu folding screen and can now be beautifully framed in a modern setting

This work was originally part of a Japanese byobu folding screen and can now be beautifully framed in a modern setting

This work was originally part of a Japanese byobu folding screen and can now be beautifully framed in a modern setting

This work was originally part of a Japanese byobu folding screen and can now be beautifully framed in a modern setting

Japanese Four-Panel Byobu Screen, 20th century, ink on gold leaf ground, decorated with a scene of a hana guruma (flower cart), signed lower right.

Landscape with summer flowers and waterfall with a family of pheasants. Mineral pigments and gold dust on gold leaf with silk brocade boarder and black lacquer trim with bronze hardw...

A delightful pair of Antique Japanese bronze crane figural pricket candlesticks, dating from the mid-19th century. There is no mistaking their unique quality and design, which is su...

Suzuki Shonen (1848-1918) Aged Pine Meiji period (1868-1912). Circa 1900. Two-panel Japanese screen. Ink and gold leaf on paper. This commanding two-panel screen by Suzuki Shōnen...

Beautifully painted garden lanscape with red and white azalias, old wisteria vine in bloom with doves. Mineral pigments on silk with black lacquer trim and beautiful bronze hardware....

Large Japanese Meiji period six-panel screen depicting a winter landscape with a Chinese sage visiting friends in a country villa. Ink and vivid color pigments on mulberry paper moun...

An imaginary garden with flowers from all seasons including spring lilies, summer hibiscuses, autumn chrysanthemums, and winter berries. Wild autumn grasses move in a soft breeze wit...

19th century Japanese Edo period six-panel screen painted in Haboku (splashed ink) style. Depicts Four Seasons landscape scenes with two portraits of Chinese sages. One sage is trave...

Fantastic pair of 19th century Japanese late Edo/early Meiji period six-panel screens titled The seven sages of the bamboo grove. The Kano school screens depict a group of Daoist Chi...

Bertu Counter Stools, White Oak Counter Stool, Chile Stool This White Oak Chile Counter Stool is beautifully constructed from solid wood in Ohio, USA. The stool is chunky and modern...

Introduce monumental elegance and a grounded detail to your interior with the stunning pink  marble CONE side table. The sculptural geometric shape of this contemporary design piece ...

Wonderful Victorian upholstered clam shell chair. A lovely clam shell chair easy with Mahogany legs and castors to the rear legs. The chair has been expertly reupholstered at some ...

Rare and whimsical set of four wrought iron garden chairs from the early 20th century, painted blue, with green showing beneath. The seats differ slightly: three chairs have more ela...

This is an old tabletop mirror made in Japan. The frame is made of copper and has a unique, subdued shine. It was made in the early Showa period (1920s-1940s), and is a gem that show...

This spirited trio of cast-bronze crocodiles from the Baule people of Côte d’Ivoire celebrates the animal’s strength, adaptability, and commanding presence. Varied in scale and enric...

This baroque dining colorfully dishes set is eclectical and drawn with vibrant colors. The board is in a contemporary fuchsia color. Precious, fine, elegant and timeless dining set...

A decoratively shaped Art Deco side table from the 1930s, featuring an elegant oak base. The surfaces are finished in burr walnut veneer and topped with a loose glass pane, which bot...

Pair of 'Bloc' parchment clad table lamps with matching parchment paper shades by Design Frères.

Introducing the home collection.  An iconic, unobtrusive design. A small selection of timeless Flemish designs made by hand for us in a small third generation workshop in Belgium....

A Fine and Rare Assembled Set of Four French Louis XV Style Gilt-Wood Carved and Japanned-Chinoiserie Lacquer Decorated Bergers Armchairs, attributed to Maison Jansen (House of Janse...

This dressing table is stylistically related to the furniture of the famous Fledermaus cabaret from 1906: Made of dark-stained beechwood, the piece features clean, architectural lin...