Antique Japanese Late Meiji Sudare Bamboo Screen Kamon Textile Borders 72"W Woodblock This set is featured in

This set is featured in the photos with a shogi board does not include the board

paired with a stacked right-hand column containing a locking safe door and multiple smaller drawers beneath

This carving measures 26" long by 10" wide by 1" thick (66 x 25

Having been carefully displayed at an estate for the past 50 years this jar remains in fine condition

Period: Edo (1603–1868)

Antique Japanese Late Meiji Sudare Bamboo Screen Kamon Textile Borders 72"W Woodblock This set is featured inAntique Japanese Sudare Bamboo Screen with Kamon Textile Borders 72"W Dimensions: 72"W x 67"L This large Japanese sudare () is constructed from finely split bamboo reeds woven into a flexible screen, designed for seasonal interior use as a room divider, sun screen, or architectural hanging. The surface shows natural variation in tone from age and use, with a warm amber brown color typical of well aged bamboo. We had four of these available at the time