Japanese Two-Panel Tiger in Bamboo Forest Byobu

20th Century 2-panel screen features a large whimsical Tiger in a Bamboo Forest. A tiger is said to be the only animal capable of navigating through thick bamboo forests, and the pairing of the two sy

Stunning Japanese embroidery floor screen of tiger family in bamboo forest scene. Good condition for the front. Measures 27” by 64” for each panel. Overall 108” wise and 64” tall

Late Edo/early Meiji period, 19th century, ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, depicting a tiger and cub and a leopard in a bamboo forest, overall: 37'' H x 80.5'' W x 1'' D, est: $600/800 Provenance:

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, late Edo period, ink and color on gilt paper, silk brocade border, depicting wintry scene of herons and snowy branches, overall approx. 61"h x 61"w

Japanese two-panel byobu screen. ink and color on paper, depicting a pair of hares and the full moon on autumn night, with euralia and chrysanthemums, overall: 48.25"h x26"wide (each)

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, Meiji period, ink and colors on paper, depicting white chrysanthemums in moriage, approx. 48"h x 19.25"w each

An antique Japanese two panel byobu Ink and gouache painting of cranes by a lakeside shore. Buff parchment with highlights of sunago (gold leaf mist). This technique is not only beautiful but created

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, with a poetic inscription, left bearing signature, panel: 35.25"w

Meiji Period, late 19th/early 20th century, Kono School-style, ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, depicting two tethered horses, 68'' H x 68'' W, est: $7000/10,000 Exhibited: The Bowers Museum, Santa

Edo period (19th century), ink and colors on paper, signed lower right, depicting an eagle perched on a pine branch near a waterfall, 60'' H x 56.5'' W x 0.75'' D, est: $1500/2000 Provenance: Private

Japanese two-panel screen byobu, painted in ink on a gold sprinkled background, decorated with a mountainous landscape built with pavilions. Meiji period (1868-1912). Dimensions: H: 51 1/2 in.L: 54 1/

A Japanese Two Panel Gilt Painted Byobu Folding Screen. {Each panel: h 69 1/8 x w 37 inches (175.5 x 94 cm)}. Condition: Wear, damages on paper. Ask the Asian Art Department for more information. Prov

Japanese Painted Paper Two-Panel Wall Screen Depicting a Tiger Early 20th Century 67 inches x 74 inches. (restorations)

A two-panel byobu screen with a hand-painted Irises. Artist's chop mark bottom right. Encompassed in a black wood frame with metal tips and accents down the outside border. 35.5 x 48 inches Decorative

DESCRIPTION: Japanese two-panel polychrome wooden screen, one side featuring two cranes with gilt background, the other side featuring birds among bamboo. CIRCA: Mid - Late 20th Century ORIGIN: Japane

A Japanese Two Panel Folding Screen of Bears Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century, ink, colors and gilt on paper, two panel folding screen byobu, featuring a family of bears, mother together with her

JAPANESE TWO-PANEL SCREENEarly 20th CenturyAn appliqued kimono with chrysanthemum, bamboo and scroll decoration hanging from a painted kimono rack against a silver ground.Height 50". Length 55&qu

JAPANESE TWO-PANEL SCREENTaisho Period, Circa 1920Mixed media painted and silk depiction of a figure in a window observing a young family while they stand amongst gourds growing on a bamboo arbor. Sig

depicting two roosters in a bamboo grove, ink, color, and gold leaf on paper, mounted on brocade, signed lower left h. 68-3/4 w. 70-1/2 in. (overall)

Late Meiji Period, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting three cranes and bamboo on a gold-flecked black lacquer ground, the reverse with birds and bamboo on a red ground, 73.5'' H x 52'' W, est: $6

A large and fine Japanese two-panel folding screen painting. The paintings using gouache, watercolor, ink and gold on paper, depict a large flowering plum blossom tree, pine trees and bamboo within a

Ojime, ivory. Japan, 19th cent. The motif of tigers in bamboo - take ni tora – occurs quite often and means that both are unsurpassable in flexibility and resistance. One tiger is chunky with a

Antique Japanese Samurai Sword. With Japanese Edo Period Iron Tsuba having relief carving bronze inlay of a tiger in a bamboo forest. 26-3/4" unmarked blade, 33" overall to end of tang. Condition: Fai

Two: Ansei Uchima (Japanese/ American 1921-2000) to include Forest Byobu (Fall) 1979 Woodcut in color, artist proof Signed lower right "A. Uchima" Frame size 27 1/2" x 39 1/4" Forest Byobu (Autumn Sto