Schwert - Unsigned Wakizashi Sword in Black Scabbard - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868)
Nr. 82601939
Byōbu-Faltschirm - Paar von sechs Tafelgemälden 六曲一双 Kaiserliche Szenen und maritime Abenteuer Schlachtszene – Holz - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868)
Nr. 82601939
Byōbu-Faltschirm - Paar von sechs Tafelgemälden 六曲一双 Kaiserliche Szenen und maritime Abenteuer Schlachtszene – Holz - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868)
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【Product details】
Embark on a vivid exploration of Edo period Japan with this striking pair of byobu folding screens, each featuring six intricately hand-painted panels. They depict a fascinating blend of Japanese cultural scenery and mythical maritime narratives.
The first screen reveals a tranquil imperial Japanese garden, adorned with stately pine trees, delicate cherry blossoms, and vibrant peony flowers. This serene gathering spot is animated by Japanese nobles and esteemed Chinese guests, reflecting a tranquil moment of cross-cultural exchange.
The second screen contrasts dramatically, illustrating a vigorous maritime scene. Here, Chinese seafarers valiantly navigate through tumultuous waters, engaging in battle with mythical sea creatures. This dramatic depiction may symbolize triumph over challenges, possibly leading to the peaceful convergence seen in the first scree
Both byobu exhibit clear signs of historical wear, including damages, stains, scratches, and areas where the paper has peeled off, which affirm their age and authenticity. The outer corners have been reinforced with staples, and one screen panel features a replaced lower wooden section. Please review the photos provided for an accurate representation of the condition, and let these time-honored screens spark your imagination with the rich heritage they embody.
Dimensions of a Byobu: approx. H 172.5 cm W 370 cm D 11.5 cm(when folded)
Dimensions of a painting: approx. H 123 cm W 52 cm
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