A rattan screen partition is used to block the entrance of the living room, directly facing the main entrance. It is a medieval folding and movable living room with a Japanese-style shielding effect

Description

Take nature as poetry and the hand as rhyme. This home furnishing set condenses traditional bamboo weaving techniques and pottery aesthetics into spatial artworks. The arched bamboo screen is hand-interwoven with flexible bamboo strips. The wooden frame retains the natural texture, and the layering effect that allows light to pass through but not shadows creates a hazy atmosphere. Paired with three red pottery glazed flower vases, the shapes are simple and unadorned, the glaze color is as calm as the autumn earth, and the hand-carved marks on the bottle bodies add a touch of rustic charm. As a gift, there are dried cattles and reed branches. The light ears and grains hang down, creating a harmonious contrast of reality and illusion with the bamboo shadows on the screen. The entire set of works is based on earth tones and uses white walls as a backdrop, making it suitable for placement in the entrance hall, tea setting or the background wall of the study. When the light of dawn and dusk passes through the gaps of the screen, dappled bamboo shadows will appear on the wall, and the pottery will appear even more warm and lustrous as the light and shadow flow. Let the “blank space” aesthetics of the East engage in dialogue with modern Spaces, conveying the life philosophy that “every object can cultivate the mind”.