Miniature Screens as Japanese Table Decoration
Table Screen - Tsuru (Tsuitate)
Der Tisch-Paravent Tsusu (Tsuitate) ist ein kleines und...
€43.00 *
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Table Screen - Taka (Tanyu Kano)
Aufsteller/Tischparavent Taka (Tanyu Kano), 15 x 30,5cm
€69.50 *
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Table Screen - Matsu Ni Tsuru
Aufsteller/Tischparavent Matsu ni Tsuru 2-teilig,...
€93.50 *
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Table Screen - Cranes And Pine in Ivy
Aufsteller Kraniche und Pinien im Efeu 2-teilig, 22,5x30cm
€101.00 *
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Table Screen - Kouhakubai (Korin Ogata)
Aufsteller/Tischparavent Kouhakubai (Korin Ogata) mit 2...
From €47.00 *
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Table Screen - Kiji (Motonobu Kano)
Aufsteller/Tischparavent Kiji (Motonobu Kano), 15 x 27cm
€69.50 *
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Table Screen - Kakitsubata (Korin Ogata)
Aufsteller/Tischparavent Kakitsubata (Korin Ogata) mit 2...
From €69.50 *
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Table Screen - Genji Haru (Motonobu Kano)
Aufsteller/Tischparavent Genji Haru (Motonobu Kano)...
€221.00 *
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Miniature Screens as Japanese Table Decoration
Byobu are large folding screens originally used in Japanese homes for protection against draughts. Known to exist from the 8th century, the multi-paneled byobu were richly decorated in the 17th century, when they became a status symbol for the wealthy. Gold leaf was applied as a background for paintings of landscape or genre motifs. Cranes, rivers, and trees are often found on the screens, which can be made of a varying number of panels.
Miniature versions of byobu are commonly placed behind an ikebana vase, a bonsai tree, or any other treasured object. Our selection of miniature screens includes replicas of famous antique byobu. Placed on a shelf, behind a table lamp, or on a side table, they are a very elegant way to give your home an authentic Japanese look.