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RANMA
Ranma were used in traditional Japanese homes above sliding doors to provide
air flow between adjoining rooms. They are carved on both sides typically
with nature scenes, pines, bamboo, eagles and more. These date to the late
Meiji, Taisho period, circa 1910-20 and make beautiful wall hangings or to
create a visual break in a space such as a great room when hung from the
ceiling. Packing and shipping
quotes are available upon request.
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#ranma1 Port Orford cedar ranma, pine and bamboo
49" long and 12" high
SOLD
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Page Updated 03/09/2010
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