1943 Thank you for viewing. Sen-nen Sugi (Thousand-Year Cedar) Furo-saki Byobu (Folding Screen) Tea Ceremony Utensil: A furo-saki byobu with beautiful reed-shaped cutouts. There are minor scratches due to aging, but it is in beautiful condition. Size: Width approx. 91.5cm x 2 panels Height approx. 24cm Thickness approx. 1.7cm (per panel) Please forgive any errors due to amateur measurements. The box is included, but it has deteriorated over time and has stains and tears. Please understand. We ask that those who understand home storage purchase this item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection. - Material: Wood - Design: Carved pattern - Usage: Can be used as a tea ceremony utensil - Color: Natural wood - Condition: Good Thank you for viewing. #Furo-sakiByobu #Kyoma (Kyoto-style room) #Sen-nenSugi (Thousand-Year Cedar) #Karamatsu (Larch) #Toyama (Distant Mountains) #Tantansai-kou (Tantansai's preference) #Chadogu (Tea Ceremony Utensils) #Sado (Tea Ceremony) #TraditionalCrafts #Woodwork #Mingei (Folk Craft) #Era #Antique #Ubugin (Original Item) #OldTools #Antique