
Tsuitate, Traditional Japanese Room Divider
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This elegant Japanese wooden standing screen, also known as Tsuitate (衝立), is finely crafted and richly adorned with a hand-carved landscape decor. The central panel depicts a traditional mountain landscape with a pagoda, flowing water, and stylized trees, all rendered in deep relief, emphasizing the craftsmanship of the craftsman and the natural beauty of the wood grain.
Specifications
- OriginNagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
- MaterialKeyaki wood
- AgeShōwa period (1926–1989)
- Condition assessment
- Dimensions42 x 127 x 121 cm
Product information
This elegant Japanese wooden standing screen, also known as Tsuitate (衝立), is finely crafted and richly adorned with a hand-carved landscape decor. The central panel depicts a traditional mountain landscape with a pagoda, flowing water, and stylized trees, all executed in deep relief, emphasizing the craftsmanship of the craftsman and the natural beauty of the wood grain. At the rear is the Kanji character (和), symbolizing peace, harmony, and the land of Japan itself.
Mounted on a sturdy freestanding pedestal, this single-pane screen was traditionally used in Japanese interiors as a room divider, wind screen, or decorative screen at entrances and seating areas. Unlike folding Byōbu screens, the Tsuitate is designed as a solid, self-supporting piece, making it both practical and sculptural.
The warm patina and detailed carvings give this piece a strong presence, while it retains a refined, understated elegance. It works beautifully as an accent in a Japanese-inspired interior, a tea room, or as a statement piece in a contemporary space.


















