Used Shoji Screen

Unusual 4-panel traditional Meji, Japanese Shoji screen / room divider, beautifully crafted, stunning design!

Shoji Screen attributed to George Nakashima. This was custom built for the backside of a Danish Credenza that was put into the middle of a room that was occupied with all Nakashima ...

Pair of Michael Taylor for Baker - Far East Collection, Mid-Century Modern slipper chairs with Asian influence, having Shoji screen inspired backs. Price includes refinishing with COM.

Vintage Imperial Glass Gold Shoji Ice Bucket Regency Hollywood, 1960s. 22K Gold Overlay Imperial Glass Shoji Screen Ice Bucket 1960 Collectible Barware.

Size1: Depth *3cm Width *85cm Height *174cm 3kg Size2: Depth *3cm Width *89cm Height *176cm 3kg Estimated packing size: （Sandwich with 5-10mm plywood) 15 × 95 × 185cm 23kg These are...

FIVE GEISHA WITH FANS is a freely expressed Chinese Ink Brush drawing of five robed women standing behind a Shoji screen, wearing colorful flower blossoms in their teal blue hair, bl...

Fabulous, rare ice bucket by the Imperial Glass Co.

Mid century modern ice bowl in the "Shoji" pattern by Imperial Glass. The bowl of cylindrical form raised on a flared foot and having molded sides with a raised pattern designed afte...

The four centered panels are depicting a shoji screen backdrop and some kosodes being washed.

Japan, a fine pair of two simple shoji bamboo doors or screens creating an arts and crafts look.

Japan, an excellent pair/set of two (2) shoji "Birds and Dragonfly" bamboo doors or screens recently acquired from a Japanese private collector.

Japan, a fine set of two shoji "Birds and Dragonfly" bamboo doors or screens recently acquired from a Japanese private collector.

Four-sided floor lamp evoking a Japanese Shoji screen. The frame of solid walnut set on an ebonized recessed plinth base with the frame having a grid pattern of solid birch strips fr...

Four sided floor lamp evoking a Japanese Shoji screen. The frame of solid walnut set on an ebonized recessed plinth base with the frame having a grid pattern of solid birch strips fr...

This elegant set of vintage iconic 1960's Imperial Glass set of highball glasses are 22K Gold overlay over clear glass and are the shoji screen trellis pattern also called Golden Sho...

Washi Shoji paper with natural inclusions went out of production in the 1990s according to a major Japanese Shoji paper dealer who opened his business in the early 1970s.

Keisai Eisen Yui: Shigesaki of the Owariya, from the series A Tôkaidô Board Game of Courtesans: Fifty-three Pairings in the Yoshiwara (Keisei dôchû sugoroku/Mitate Yoshiwara gojûsan ...

Anywhere it goes, it will add presence. The Shoji Screen Sides muffle the cylindrical light and glow beautifully at night.

If it tears, you will have to repair it yourself or repaste the shoji screen. Please note that this is difficult to do overseas. ▲▲　Notes　▲▲ *In order to build a relationship of tru...

Mid-century modern highball glasses made by Imperial Glass Co. in the Shoji Pattern. Each piece is molded with a raised pattern inspired by Japanese Shoji screens, the raised areas a...

Mid-century modern highball glasses made by Imperial Glass Co. in the Shoji Pattern. Each piece is molded with a raised pattern inspired by Japanese Shoji screens, the raised areas a...

This is the most highly regarded and sought after mid century vintage barware/glassware line by any manufacturer, bar none. the quality of the glass and hand painted gold is unsurpas...

It appears that they were used with a shoji screen pasted on the inside. The first photo was taken with a blank sheet of paper placed inside. ▲▲　Notes　▲▲ *In order to build a relati...

Rendered in Ido’s signature palette (the muted olive-and-earth tones collectors know as “Ido Green”), the print captures the quiet geometry of sliding shoji screens, weathered thatch...

This is an absolutely stunning desk comprised of a gorgeous maple colored exotic wood featuring a windowpane or shoji screen front with three drawers on the left side, a pull open do...

A magnificent six-panel folding screen created by Shoji Kuroda (Robert Crowder) in the 1960s that captures the soul of ancient Japanese gardens with breathtaking authenticity.

At the heart of the composition, a richly dressed courtesan is seated behind partially opened sliding screens (shoji), framed by a vivid blue ground and flowering branches, likely su...