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

Period: Edo (1603–1868)

Condition:Age-appropriate toning to paper

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

leaving the upper body and most of the sleeves in unbroken plain ground

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