Silver Leaf Byōbu Screen Of A Flowering Plum Tree by Tetsuzan - Taishō Period Material Cardboard Architectural elements such as this

Architectural elements such as this are increasingly sought after for their ability to introduce genuine history and craftsmanship into modern interiors

Use: Ideal as a coffee table or low storage unit

This style excellent of Tibetan cabinet is mostly seen in the late 18th and early 19th century when the cabinet first became more prominent in Tibet

It is one piece and cannot be disassembled so please consider access to your property

Silver Leaf Byōbu Screen Of A Flowering Plum Tree by Tetsuzan - Taishō Period Material Cardboard Architectural elements such as thisAn exceptional Japanese six fold bybu screen dating to the Taish period and painted in 1924 by the artist Tetsuzan, also known as Hariyama Senshi. Executed in sumi ink on a luminous silver leaf ground, the composition is dominated by a magnificent flowering plum tree whose twisting trunk and delicate blossoms spread gracefully across the panels. Emerging from rocky outcrops below, slender bamboo sprays provide a subtle counterpoint to the strength and