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Window Pane Shoji Screen - Natural

3 or 4 Panels

One of our most popular screen is now on Special Offer.

This traditional style shoji has a lightweight wooden frame with fibre re-inforced pressed pulp rice paper that allows diffused light yet provides complete privacy. Lacquered brass, two-way hinges mean you can bend the panels in either direction.

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Natural Colour / Select 3 or 4 Panels

Dimensions of each panel:
Height: 70" (178cm)
Width: 17.5" (45cm)

FREE NEXT DAY DELIVERY (if ordered by 12 noon)

SPECIAL OFFER: £98.50

3 Panel Screen £98.50

4 Panel Screen + £30 = £128.50

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Double Cross Shoji Screen

This screen is a classic design and will blend in with any decor. Lightweight wooden frame with strong, re-inforced, pressed pulp rice paper panels. Use as a room divider or decorative element.

Lacquered brass, two-way hinges mean you can bend the panels in either direction.

Select from 5 fine wood finishes

Select from 3, 4, 5 or 6 panel sizes

Dimensions of each panel:
Height: 70" (178cm)
Width: 17.5" (45cm)

FREE DELIVERY : allow 14 - 21 days

Price: £149.00

3 Panel Screen £149

4 Panel Screen + £40 = £189

5 Panel Screen + £80 = £229

6 Panel Screen + £120 = £269

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Eudes Shoji Screen

One of our exclusive designs, the Eudes shoji is a contemporary variation with geometric lattice in an abstract, almost deco design. Display as an art screen or for privacy and to define space. Lightweight wooden frame with strong, fibre re-inforced, pressed pulp rice paper that allows diffused light yet provides complete privacy.

Lacquered brass, two-way hinges mean you can bend the panels in either direction.

Select from 4 fine wood finishes

Select from 3, 4, 5, or 6 panel sizes

Dimensions of each panel:
Height:72" (183cm)
Width:17.5" (45cm)

FREE DELIVERY : allow 14 - 21 days

Price: £159.00

3 Panel Screen £159

4 Panel Screen + £40 = £199

5 Panel Screen + £80 = £239

6 Panel Screen + £120 = £279

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Mado Shoji Screen

Our Mado is a beautiful large pane shoji design, slightly hardier structurally, because of two extra horizontal members in each panel frame. Embedded straw coloured fibres add earth tone to the rice paper.

Lacquered brass, two-way hinges mean you can bend the panels in either direction.

Select from 5 fine wood finishes

Select from 3, 4, 5 or 6 panel sizes

Dimensions of each panel:
Height:72" (183cm)
Width:17.5" (45cm)

FREE DELIVERY : allow 14 - 21 days

Price: £169.00

3 Panel Screen £169

4 Panel Screen + £40 = £209

5 Panel Screen + £80 = £249

6 Panel Screen + £120 = £289

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Zen Shoji Room Divider

A new style reminiscent of our Window Pane and Mado screens but with larger panes. Comes complete with a kickplate at the bottom to provide extra stability and protection from scuffs. Wooden frame with strong, fibre re-inforced, pressed pulp rice paper that allows diffused light yet provides complete privacy.

Lacquered brass, two- way hinges mean you can bend the panels in either direction.

Select from 4 fine wood finishes

Select from 3, 4, 5, or 6 panel sizes

Dimensions of each panel:
Height:70" (178cm)
Width:17" (43cm)

FREE DELIVERY : allow 14 - 21 days

Price: £179.00

3 Panel Screen £179
4 Panel Screen + £40 = £219
5 Panel Screen + £80 = £259
6 Panel Screen + £120 = £299

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Low Shoji Screen (48")

An attractive Zen influenced design, same as our full sized Double Cross Shoji but 23" (58cm) shorter with a 4th panel added as standard. Ideal for use anywhere a shorter screen is preferred (to hide an unsightly area, fireplace screen, children’s play area, etc). Lightweight wooden frame with strong, fibre re-inforced, pressed pulp rice paper that allows diffused light yet provides complete privacy.

Dimensions of each panel:
Height:48" (122cm) Width:17.5" (45cm)

FREE DELIVERY : allow 14 - 21 days

Price: £139.00

4 Panel Screen £139

5 Panel Screen + £30 = £169

6 Panel Screen + £60 = £199

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Extra High Window Pane Shoji Screen (84")

Difficult to find in the UK, our extra tall 84 inch (214cm) Window Pane Shojis have a kick plate to protect the screens from scuffs. Great for rooms with high ceilings, for a more substantial feeling or where greater privacy is preferred. Wooden frame with strong, fibre re-inforced, pressed pulp rice paper that allows diffused light yet provides complete privacy.

Lacquered brass, two- way hinges mean you can bend the panels in either direction.

Select from 4 fine wood finishes

Select from 3, 4, 5 or 6 panel sizes

Dimensions of each panel:
Height:84" (214cm)
Width:17.5" (45cm)

FREE DELIVERY : allow 14 - 21 days

Price: £239.00

3 Panel Screen £239.00

4 Panel Screen + £60 = £299.00

5 Panel Screen + £120 = £359.00

6 Panel Screen + £180 = £419.00

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. . . screens for any purpose

Featuring double action hinges so that the panels can fold in both directions. These screens can be used as a privacy screen, room divider, sun shade or to hide computers, televisions, etc. and can then be easily moved and stacked flat against the wall when not in use.

Shoji screens are traditionally designed to allow light through but obscure any object behind them.

LIGHTWEIGHT: THESE TRADITIONAL SHOJI SCREENS WEIGH APPROX 2kg (4.5lbs) PER PANEL. THE 'ZEN' AND 'EXTRA HIGH' SCREENS ARE SLIGHTLY HEAVIER.

History of Shoji Screens
The earliest surviving folding screens are Chinese. Existing Chinese screens, some of which are paper, date from the eighth century AD, although literary references date as far back as the Zhou dynasty (fourth to third century BC) and depictions of screens occur in Han dynasty tombs (200 BC-200 AD). However, it was in Japan that the screen form evolved into its most celebrated variations.

Japanese folding screens served many purposes, being used for tea ceremonies, as backgrounds for concerts or dances, as enclosures for Buddhist rites, and in outdoor processions. The type of folding varied according to its function. For instance, small two-fold screens were used for tea ceremonies, while large, gold-leaf screens with up to eight folds served as backdrops for dancing. An emphasis on mobility required a structure that would be lightweight and flexible. A lightweight but strong core was produced with a lattice of a stable wood covered with many layers of paper applied in a specific sequence.