Vintage Japanese Ranma Crane of Happiness & Pines Carved Transom Sugi Wood 68" Maki-e This particular lacquer is beige
Description
This particular lacquer is beige and decorated with fishing nets drying out on sticks
Hand carved in marble in the Foo Dog motif
PLEASE NOTE: the top drawer face has a warp that can be best seen in the forth photo
Antique Japanese Meiji or Taisho era c1910's Yoshida screens offered as a pair
At the time of listing
Vintage Japanese Ranma Crane of Happiness & Pines Carved Transom Sugi Wood 68" Maki-e This particular lacquer is beigeThe Japanese Ranma is a decorative and functional carving used above a door way to allow airflow and light to pass though. They are exquisitely hand carved from sugi Japanese cedar. A typical ranma may be from 1 2" thick to 1 1 2" thick. These two are unusual in that the single pieces of wood carving extends beyond the boundaries of the edges in all directions in amazing detail. It is approximately 68" x 13. 5" x 1. 5" and weighs in at about 10lbs
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