This Kacho-ga Screen is a masterful representation of the traditional Flowers and Birds genre. This vintage four-panel folding Byōbu features a hand-painted scene of white doves and songbirds amidst blossoming plum branches and graceful bamboo. The artwork is set against a luminous gold-leaf ground, creating a radiant warmth that brings a sense of serene luxury. The composition is framed by a traditional brocade silk border and encased in a black lacquered wood frame with ornate brass hardware for hanging. Mounted horizontally as a monumental headboard or sofa anchor, this screen offers a profound sense of depth and quietude. It is the ultimate statement piece for a Japandi or Modern Minimalist home, where the gold reflects natural light to brighten the space.
As an authentic vintage artifact, "The Kacho-ga Screen" is presented in its Original Vintage Condition. It exhibits the beautiful "earned" character of its age, including small rips,  blemishes, minor foxing on the silk, and small character marks on the gold leaf that verify its artisanal heritage.

 • *Era: Mid-20th Century 
 • *Size: 69" W x 35" H (Open) | 17.25" W per panel
 • *Material: Gold Leaf on Paper; Hand-Painted Pigments; Silk Brocade; Lacquered Wood
 • *Color: Black/gold/multi
 • *Features: Four-panel folding design; traditional brass hanging hardware; hand-painted nature motifs.
 • *Origin: Japan
 • *Condition: Original Vintage Condition. Displays authentic heritage character, including imperfection and small rips, natural surface variations, and minor age marks consistent with vintage folding screens.

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