Pair of 6-panel screens
Discover this work ↗AUTHENTIC JAPANESE ANTIQUES
Japanese art.
A lasting presence.
Screens, stories, and Japanese aesthetics.
Discover the collection, one piece at a time.

THE OGIYA COLLECTION
Art to contemplate.
History to live with.
A folding screen is more than a painting. It shapes a room, catches the light, and invites a closer look. Discover Japanese artistry through the works presented by Ogiya.
AN INVITATION TO EXPLORE
A glimpse of the gallery.
From birds and blossoms to landscapes and luminous gold. Take your time with the collection.
Single 6-panel screen
Discover this work ↗58 works. Countless details to discover.
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THE ART OF BYŌBU
Where painting
becomes space.
Known as byōbu in Japanese, folding screens bring painting into the architecture of everyday life. Their angled panels create a changing rhythm of light, shadow, and image.
Seen across a room or studied up close, a screen offers a different encounter with every view.
Find a screen for your space ↗ABOUT OGIYA
A connection
to Japanese art.
Based in Toyama, Japan, Ogiya handles Japanese art and antiques, including folding screens, lacquerware, and tea utensils.
This gallery offers a place to explore our screens at your own pace. Whether you are considering your first piece or adding to a collection, contact us to discuss the work that interests you.
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FROM THE OGIYA JOURNAL
Objects. Stories.
Japanese aesthetics.
Explore more of our world on Instagram: Japanese antiques, details to discover, and the stories behind the objects.
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begins with a question.
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