Vintage Japanese Pair Ranma Transom Pine Bamboo Plum Sugi Wood 72" Giclee and sometimes portrayed in vibrant

and sometimes portrayed in vibrant dance performances known as Shishi-mai

75" x 10" Paul Jacoulet giclée reproduction print titled "Le Reveil" Saipan

The Ranma Hori would usually sit on the ends of the Ranma in smaller transoms

This tansu chest has six drawers within a pair of swing open door

This is an antique Japanese balance scale (hakari) weight dating to the late Meiji Era (1868-1912)

Vintage Japanese Pair Ranma Transom Pine Bamboo Plum Sugi Wood 72" Giclee and sometimes portrayed in vibrantJapanese ranma, also known as transom or latticework panels, are intricately designed architectural elements commonly found in traditional Japanese buildings, particularly in temples, shrines, and traditional homes. They serve both functional and aesthetic purposes, often separating rooms while allowing airflow and light to pass through. The design of ranma typically involves geometric patterns, intricate carvings, or delicate lattice work crafted