Fusuma remake sheet, wipeable sticker type, connected 2 patterns, Maruyama Ōkyo, Group of Cranes folding screen B (approx. 185cm × 100cm)
Enjoying Japanese paintings dynamically
This is a remake sheet that can be used to cover an entire fusuma with Japanese-style paintings.
These are items that allow you to enjoy yourself more in a traditional Japanese-style space unique to Japan.
A plain Japanese-style room just isn't enough! This is recommended for those people.
185cm×100cm/
Sold in units of one.
By sticking two pieces side by side the patterns will connect.
Maruyama Okyo
Flock of Cranes Screen
Maruyama Ōkyo was a painter from the mid to late Edo period, and is also called the "father of Japanese naturalistic painting."
The crane is a symbol of good fortune and was often used as an auspicious motif in folding screen paintings and sliding door paintings to wish for longevity and prosperity.
Click here for deodorizing glue-free type
Enjoying Japanese paintings dynamically
This is a remake sheet that can be used to cover an entire fusuma with Japanese-style paintings.
These are items that allow you to enjoy yourself more in a traditional Japanese-style space unique to Japan.
A plain Japanese-style room just isn't enough! This is recommended for those people.
185cm×100cm/
Sold in units of one.
By sticking two pieces side by side the patterns will connect.
Maruyama Okyo
Flock of Cranes Screen
Maruyama Ōkyo was a painter from the mid to late Edo period, and is also called the "father of Japanese naturalistic painting."
The crane is a symbol of good fortune and was often used as an auspicious motif in folding screen paintings and sliding door paintings to wish for longevity and prosperity.
Click here for deodorizing glue-free type
Product Specifications
| material | Surface: PVC Back: Acrylic adhesive |
|---|---|
| size | 185cm×100cm |
