Black and Gold Folding Screen

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a decorative folding screen with four panels, each featuring a vibrant gold finish framed by a sleek, black border. The top of each panel is adorned with small, circular accents, which appear to be ornamental details adding elegance to the design. The screen is set against a plain, light-colored background, highlighting its rich, gold tone. The panels are arranged in a slightly curved manner, suggesting flexibility and adaptability to different settings. Positioned atop a surface that resembles light-colored wood or a similar material, the screen can be utilized as a sophisticated backdrop or room divider, combining aesthetic appeal with functional versatility. The tag attached on the left suggests it might be part of an exhibit or for sale.

The image depicts a decorative folding screen with four panels, each featuring a vibrant gold finish framed by a sleek, black border. The top of each panel is adorned with small, circular accents, which appear to be ornamental details adding elegance to the design. The screen is set against a plain, light-colored background, highlighting its rich, gold tone. The panels are arranged in a slightly curved manner, suggesting flexibility and adaptability to different settings. Positioned atop a surface that resembles light-colored wood or a similar material, the screen can be utilized as a sophisticated backdrop or room divider, combining aesthetic appeal with functional versatility. The tag attached on the left suggests it might be part of an exhibit or for sale.

Name/Title

Black and Gold Folding Screen

Entry/Object ID

2020.7.56

Description

Black and gold folding screens with black frame and gold screen. On the frame is gold flowers. from a Hina-Matsuri set brought by Michik Takaoka to promote increased awareness of Japanese culture in 2004.