Lot 148 JAPANESE TWO-PANEL LACQUERED TEA CEREMONY SCREEN – 20TH CENTURY

This elegant two-panel screen is a striking example of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, designed specifically for use in tea ceremonies. Crafted in the 20th century, it features a black lacquered surface with fluid, wave-like contours and cut-out openings that add depth and movement.The front is adorned with a delicate arrangement of orange floral motifs, possibly stylized chrysanthemums or poppies, symbolizing beauty and seasonal change. The reverse side shows a more subdued, woodgrain-style lacquer pattern, providing contrast and versatility. The screen folds on concealed hinges and comes housed in a wooden storage box, inscribed with calligraphy and artist seals, adding to its cultural and collectible value. A harmonious blend of art, function, and tradition—perfect for tea room display or collectors of Japanese decorative arts. 180 by 60 cm.