Fusuma: traditional Japanese sliding partitions

Fusuma are opaque sliding walls used in traditional Japanese homes to redefine the space of a room or serve as a door. A key element of Japanese interior architecture, they combine functionality and aesthetics. True works of art, fusuma grace interiors from the most modest to the most majestic. Let's discover their history, their characteristics and their place in Japanese art, a heritage that continues to this day.

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Kami-Ikebukuro, Tokyo

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Kiyomizu, Kyoto

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Demachiyanagi, Kyoto

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Katamachi, Kanazawa

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Takayama, Takayama

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Takayama, Takayama

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Honmachi,

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Gion, Kyoto

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