Shoji paper

Shoji. Goto Tetsuo • A double thickness of handmade paper softens the appearance of the wooden framework in a room traditionally used for the practice of zazen when trainee Zen monks sit facing the wall to meditate. The cross-joints make a point on which to focus and center the mind during meditation.

shoji screens, sliding rice paper doors

Warlon Paper samples for shoji screens. Imported from Japan.

We add natural elements such as palapa grass, paper leaf & bamboo to our resin wall panels for an outdoor experience. View our full collection.

Whether used as room dividers or as design elements, shoji walls with sliding doors offer their unique charm in modern interior architecture. The delicate wood frames are covered on their reverse sides with a tough, translucent paper

Sliding doors with shoji paper inside Nanzenji Temple, Kyoto, Japan.

Sliding shoji (Japanese paper) doors, are back-lit by lights.

Shoji screen materials and contruction with information on reinforced Japanese papers, kumiko styles and shoji tracking systems.

Everything you didn’t know about the Japanese sliding doors and paper walls: one of the most recognizable forms of Japanese architecture, art, and design.

yoshiaki yamashita has completed a house on a corner plot in japan, which relies on a shoji screen to illuminate its interior.