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Narra and Pine Screen

Narra and White Pine

59" x 42" x 12"  2000

The free standing screen is an interpretation of a traditional Japanese shoji screen. Shoji screens, usually made of wood with paper panels, are often used to visually divide a room and provide a sense of privacy.  The Narra and Pine screen has wood panels made of clear white pine in place of paper.

The pine panels provide a large canvas for a carving technique called chip carving, which uses a short-bladed knife to engrave a design.  Subtle, flowing reeds decorate one side of the screen. A narrow space left between the panels and frame help create the sense of delicacy that is often associated with the traditional paper and wood screens.

Narra and Pine Screen

Narra and White Pine

59" x 42" x 12"  2000

The free standing screen is an interpretation of a traditional Japanese shoji screen. Shoji screens, usually made of wood with paper panels, are often used to visually divide a room and provide a sense of privacy.  The Narra and Pine screen has wood panels made of clear white pine in place of paper.

The pine panels provide a large canvas for a carving technique called chip carving, which uses a short-bladed knife to engrave a design.  Subtle, flowing reeds decorate one side of the screen. A narrow space left between the panels and frame help create the sense of delicacy that is often associated with the traditional paper and wood screens.

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