Japanese Furniture antique interior architectural screen,"kumiko, wooden framework" for a sliding screen, shoji, H35.6×10.1in/H90.4×25.6cm

This is a framework of "kumiko shoji", "shoji" is Japanese interior sliding panel or window covered with paper or glass and "kumiko" is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique used to create intricate wooden latticework. This is the state without paper attached.
The central design prominently features a large diamond which are created by precisely fitting together tiny, interlocking wooden pieces without the use of nails, screws. The stability and strength come entirely from the precision of the cuts and the friction of the joinery.completed through the artisan's meticulous technique.

One of four panels, salvaged from an old Japanese house.

□ Size:  H 35.6in × W 10.1in × D 1in （about 90.4cm×W25.6cm×D2.6cm)  
□ Weight : 22oz (624g)
□ Material : wood, , ※This is sold as one

condition...
It is in good condition, but there are some wormholes present in a frame as shown in pictures.