Japanese Buddhist Altar Wood Hand-Carved Panel Divider Artisan Signed Ranma Openwork Transom Window

Japanese ranma are the ornate, openwork, wood panels/dividers (also called transom windows) found between adjacent rooms and hallways in traditional Japanese buildings. The scenes of the nature that appear to float within the three-dimensionally sculpted and carved openwork dividers are characteristic to the Osaka transom tradition.
Hand-made entirely of natural cedar wood and signed/stamped by the actual artisan, the pine trees, village, bridge and mountains appear in the carved scenery seemingly come to life with beauty.
This ranma/panel/divider is a true work of art.
Dimensions:
67.5 inches L, 14.5 inches H, 1 5/8 inch D.
Condition: very good. Just some slight tome patina which makes it more appealing.
Panel comes with hanging screw-eyes.
Interested buyers are highly encouraged to ask all necessary questions before purchase. Thank you.