Picture of that below.
Elvis stepped in for scale. He is 6 feet tall.
Beech shoji screens for a bathroom remodel. Only two of the four pictured since we didn't have room. Total span is 120" by 96". Built with Beech lower door panels, 1 mm Kinwashi Warlon and inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls. Install is with upper roller tracking and floor guides. Below Elvis stepped in for scale, he is 6 feet tall.
Beech shoji screens for 'barn door type' installs, closet and bathroom doors.
Prairie style kumiko pattern (14) with Bamboo Warlon - the bamboo pattern in the Warlon really pops with shadow behind it. See the image below to show the bamboo pattern in front of white for contrast.
Two pocket door shoji screens made from Sapele, in our pattern 20, with a panel. Ebony pulls and opaque white Warlon paper. Size 30" x 80" x 1-3/8".
We hand pick all our wood. Every stick of it. And sometimes, there are a few pieces in the stack that are really exceptional though usually there is not enough to fill out a whole order. We buy it anyway- never can tell. On this job, there was just enough - the wood is an African "mahogany". These boards have a beautiful rippled grain that really catches the light, some parts look like water at a full boil, sort of bubbly. A more typical grain for Sapele is the ribbon stripe figure in the panels, pictured below. Really a lovely set of shoji.