OGIYAJAPANESE ANTIQUES

AUTHENTIC JAPANESE ANTIQUES

Japanese art.
A lasting presence.

Screens, stories, and Japanese aesthetics.
Discover the collection, one piece at a time.

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White peacock beneath pine branches on a gold-ground Japanese folding screen
JAPANESE FOLDING SCREENSDISCOVER BELOW ↓TOYAMA, JAPAN

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.

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From birds and blossoms to landscapes and luminous gold. Take your time with the collection.

Six cranes on a gold-ground Japanese folding screen

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.

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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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Ogiya company photograph in Toyama, Japan
OGIYA · TOYAMA, JAPAN

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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CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION

Your next discovery
begins with a question.

For questions about the artworks, their details,
or Japanese folding screens, please get in touch.

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