VINTAGE- LUXURY Japanese Folding Screen “Plum Trees and Pheasants” (Ume ni Yamadori-zu)

Dimensions (Size): 
Box-30x17cm FOLDING SCREEN 61x33cm

Material (Made of): 
fabric, wood

Condition / Damages: 
perfect

Detailed Description: 
This Japanese folding screen is based on the classical fusuma (sliding door) painting “Plum Trees and Pheasants”, attributed to Kanō Sanraku (early 17th century). The original work is preserved at Tenkyu-in, Myōshin-ji Temple in Kyoto and is known for its refined composition of plum blossoms, rocks, and birds arranged in a balanced and dynamic layout.
Art attribution: Kanō Sanraku (early 17th century)
Original location: Tenkyu-in, Myōshin-ji Temple, Kyoto

Important Notice
The items are pre-owned, so please note that they may have small stains or imperfections that we may not have noticed. We are a company with an official state permit, known as Kobutsu Sho, for trading second-hand goods. All products are authentic and sold in accordance with Japanese law.