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Meorient Import & Export Co.LTD
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Product Name | Japanese tea room-style building materials [sliding door] |
Brand Name | shouji /fusuma |
Place of Origin | Japan |
This is a sliding door in Japanese architecture. A sliding door made of Japanese paper is called a shoji.
Not only can it be used for traditional Japanese architecture, but it can also be used for Western architecture to create a
Janesque modern style.This is a sliding door in Japanese architecture.
A sliding door made of Japanese paper is called a shoji.
Not only can it be used for traditional Japanese architecture, but it can also be used for Western architecture to create a
Janesque modern style.
In Japan, instead of using curtains in Japanese rooms, shoji screens are used instead of curtains.
Not only can it be used for traditional Japanese architecture, but it can also be used for Western architecture to create a
Janesque modern style.This is a sliding door in Japanese architecture.
A sliding door made of Japanese paper is called a shoji.
Not only can it be used for traditional Japanese architecture, but it can also be used for Western architecture to create a
Janesque modern style.
In Japan, instead of using curtains in Japanese rooms, shoji screens are used instead of curtains.
Renovation of Modern Japanese Architecture.
By installing shoji screens instead of curtains on the inside of the windows, you can create a space with Japanese architecture.
Surprisingly, Japanese sliding door shoji can fit into any space.
Surprisingly, shoji can create new spaces by mysteriously blending with Western, modern, and Chinese architecture, in addition to Japanese architecture.
By installing shoji screens instead of curtains on the inside of the windows, you can create a space with Japanese architecture.
Surprisingly, Japanese sliding door shoji can fit into any space.
Surprisingly, shoji can create new spaces by mysteriously blending with Western, modern, and Chinese architecture, in addition to Japanese architecture.
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