Iris Japanese Folding Screen
£250.00
Free UK delivery. Dispatched within 7 days.
Loved by 5 people
By Sylvia Paul
£250.00
Free UK delivery. Dispatched within 7 days.
Loved by 5 people
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About this item
A freestanding screen made with Japanese kimono silk fabric and papers. Applique with free motion machine embroidery and then mounted on an MDF screen. It measures approximately 40 x 30 cm when open and standing. The back is lined with Japanese paper.
About this item
A freestanding screen made with Japanese kimono silk fabric and papers. Applique with free motion machine embroidery and then mounted on an MDF screen. It measures approximately 40 x 30 cm when open and standing. The back is lined with Japanese paper.
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This item will be posted to you by Sylvia Paul Art and Textiles within 7 days of receiving payment.
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I have been inspired by my trips to Japan to create textile art using old kimono fabrics and Japanese papers. I have seen many folding screens in museums and in modern settings. I have been given miniature screens as gifts.
What buyers say about Sylvia Paul Art and Textiles
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Gorgeous cards- look even better on receipt! Arrived promptly.Thank you Sylvia!
These are delightful cards. I already have an original beautiful painting of Sylvia Paul which I treasure.
Both books are excellent and looking forward to using them and trying some different techniques.Beautiful work!!