A pair of hand-carved wooden panels, dating from circa 1950s, each featuring a quiet scene of deer and birds nestled among flowing foliage.
The carving carries a gentle sense of movement — vines curling, leaves unfolding, and animals captured mid-moment — creating a small world within each frame. The warm tone of the aged wood highlights the depth of the carving, allowing light and shadow to shift softly across the surface.
Originally part of a larger architectural element, these panels have been preserved as decorative pieces and now find a new place within a contemporary home. Displayed together, they bring a sense of balance and quiet rhythm to a space, whether set against brick, timber, or neutral walls.
Good vintage condition, with age-related wear, minor marks, and natural variations throughout. These details are part of the piece’s history and are intentionally preserved, forming an integral part of its character and visual narrative.
Sold as a pair.
Time Period
Estimated to date from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s)
Material
Believed to be camphor wood, traditionally used in Chinese furniture and carving for its workability and natural aromatic qualities.
Dimensions
38cm × 19cm × 2.5cm
Shipping Category: Small
