Here’s a Japanese signed antique pair of attractive hand-painted gold gilt mist; birds and maples, thin Fusima door panels that make stunning tabletop or wall art.

Each door panel is hand-painted in red, black, white, ochre ink paints on silk with gold mist applied to the background for a stunning effect. Their original black lacquer frames make them visually appealing and with the original inset gilt and engraved brass door handles- these Fine touches complete these elegant works of art;

Finally, their portable size and light weight make them great candidates to easily display individually with an easel or mount as a pair on almost any size wall..
Dimensions:

Each Fusima door panel: 11.5 inches high and 18.25 inches length and .5 inches thick

Pair Fusima door panels: 11.5 inches high and 36.5 inches length and .5 inches thick

The left fusima is signed.

History of Fusima doors in old Japan:

Japanese architecture (???? Nihon kenchiku?) has traditionally been typified by wooden structures, elevated slightly off the ground. Sliding doors (fusuma) were used in place of walls, allowing the internal configuration of a space to be customized for different occasions. (thank you wikipedia)