Japanese Silk Paintings :: Villagers Gathering

Villagers Gathering

Japan is known for its quaint, historic villages, where locals are able to preserve a strong sense of community and solidarity. This Japanese Silk Painting Villagers Gathering is a subtle and memorable depiction of a traditional Japanese village. Beautifully hand painted on silk covered paper and bordered by dark lacquered wood frames, this artistic décor is a perfect choice for any contemporary or Asian-inspired interiors. The use of muted shades and screens in paintings first became widespread in Japan during the Azuchi-Momoyama and Edo periods. Install this beautiful Edo period Japanese silk painting in your home or office to infuse an elegant Oriental vibe indoors. The versatile design of this four-panel painting makes it a great buy for anyone, as you can either hang it or use place it on the floor as a room divider. Handsomely detailed and crafted for the discerning eye, this Japanese-motif work of art surely counts as one of the finest in this collection.

This Japanese silk painting is hand-painted on silk-covered paper featuring an attractive Japanese motif. The paper is glued onto the four lacquered wood frames that make up the painting. A matted silk brocade border is crafted into every painting for a beautiful look. Our Japanese silk paintings are easy to hang with included lacquered brass geometric hangers. These artistic paintings can be used as a privacy screen or as an upright art piece (partly folded on a floor or table). Additionally, they may be easily mounted to any wall for attractive Asian-inspired decor.

$139.95

Beautifully HAND-PAINTED!
Dimensions	36" high x 72" inches long
Material	Silk Covered Paper and Lacquered Wood
Weight	6.50 lbs (approx)
Shipping	All Japanese silk paintings ship within 2-3 business days via FedEx ground in the continental U.S and are fully insured. For shipping to any other location, or for expedited shipping, please email us or call us toll free (1-888-925-5326) for a rate. We can ship overnight or second-day, and to most other locations in the world.