Antique Japanese Silk Screen Four-Panel Byobu Landscape With Two Quails, Chrysanthemums and Bamboo

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Antique Elegant Japanese Four Panel Byobu Folding Screen Landscape Painting on Silk of two Quails, yellow Chrysanthemums, white plum blossoms, … more Antique Elegant Japanese Four Panel Byobu Folding Screen Landscape Painting on Silk of two Quails, yellow Chrysanthemums, white plum blossoms, and Bamboo by L Hai Circa 1920.

Calming and Scenic Traditional Japanese landscape on gold-dyed silk of two autumn quails situated in the middle of vegetation amongst chrysanthemums and plum blossoms with beautiful bamboo in the distance; a symbol of well being, constancy, endurance, and longevity. This hand-painted 4-panel screen is serene and captivating, as it changes colors depending on what direction you view the screen from and with the different lights of the day. The soft gold silk backdrop is textured and is framed by a silk brocade trim. The outer wooden black lacquer trim has metal embellishments in a dark oil rubbed bronze with floral detailing and tiny nail heads. Artist signature is displayed in lower right corner L Hai.

This is a one-of-a-kind piece that brings together the elements of nature and culture. The four panels can be arranged in various ways, making it a versatile and unique piece of decor. Don't miss out on the chance to own a beautiful and authentic piece of Japanese art.

The intricate details and soothing colors make it a unique and stunning piece of art that would enhance any space. The screen is made with high-quality materials and craftsmanship, ensuring its durability and longevity. It is a must-have for any art collector or lover of Japanese culture.

Good condition: No tears and or holes to either the front or back. The front has a small worn down spot on the fabric seems natural to the fabric an imperfection not noticeable unless pointed out 3rd panel to the the right upper left.

Dimensions:
49 inches Height 71 inches width 1.75 depth less