It's old. I don't know when it's from, but I heard that my mother, who loved chigiri-e (paper tearing picture), used it. The front is donsu, often used for furukusa (tea ceremony cloth), and the back has a waka poem written on the left side and a shikishi (decorative paper) holder on the right, so you can enjoy it from the inside as well. Two shikishi are included. Please use them freely. Byobu (folding screen) size: Width 28.7cm x 2, Height 21.0cm, Hime-shikishi (small decorative paper) Width 12.2cm, Height 13.7cm #ShikishiKake (Shikishi hanging scroll) #FuroSakiByobu (Folding screen for tea ceremony) #MiniSizeByobu (Miniature folding screen) #HimeShikishi (Small decorative paper) #Makisiri (Partition) #Kekkai (Boundary) #WashitsuYouhin (Japanese-style room supplies) #ShowaRetro (Showa era retro)