Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Modern Four-Panel Carved Rosewood Folding Screen / Room Divider

xceptional vintage four-panel folding room divider dating to the mid-20th century, circa 1960s.

Beautifully constructed in richly toned wood, the screen features an elegant architectural open-frame design with four suspended inset panels. Each panel is individually embellished with finely carved botanical and floral motifs in relief, creating a sculptural quality from every angle.

The slender framework, softly rounded openings, elevated panels, tapered legs and warm wood finish give the screen a distinctive Mid-Century Modern character with strong Asian-modern influences. Brass hinges allow the four sections to fold and articulate, making the piece equally suitable as a functional room divider or as a freestanding decorative screen.

A striking statement piece for a Mid-Century Modern, Scandinavian Modern, Asian Modern or eclectic interior.

Period: Circa 1960s
Style: Mid-Century Modern / Asian Modern
Material: Wood; believed to be rosewood
Construction: Four hinged panels with carved botanical relief decoration
Condition: Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear and patina.

Height × total width when fully extended × depth/thickness, or even just the height and width of one panel, I’ll format the exact measurements properly for the product listing.

Dimensions: 72" H × 80" W × 1" D
Each panel: 72" H × 20" W