This late Showa era Tsuitate (free-standing screen) is a sophisticated example of Japanese interior design, featuring a light-toned Sugi (Japanese Cedar) frame and finely split Take (Bamboo) panels. The design is characterised by its clean, geometric lines and subtle decorative details, including circular openwork carvings in the lower timber panels. These screens provide a beautiful way to partition a room while allowing light and air to filter through, making them a perfect addition to a contemporary Australian home seeking a touch of Japanese elegance.
