Three-panel folding screen from the 1970s

Three-panel folding screen from the 1970s.
Rattan and woven wicker.
The screen is in very good condition with minor signs of wear consistent with its age.
Measurements: 177 x 162 cm.

A three-panel screen crafted from rattan and wicker, a piece representative of the naturalistic aesthetic that defined interior design in the 1970s. This room divider captures the essence of an era fascinated by the incorporation of organic materials and warm textures into the home, lending it an undeniable artisanal charm. The frame is constructed from sturdy rattan canes, displaying a beautiful tan hue that highlights the material’s natural patina and ensures its durability. The design consists of three folding panels that frame a captivating geometric pattern. Inside, the delicate panels of woven wicker form an attractive central figure reminiscent of the silhouette of an hourglass, creating a beautiful visual contrast between the straight, firm lines of the crossbars and the rich texture of the hand-woven weave. As a finishing touch, the upper ends of the side panels culminate in graceful spiral volutes. This refined detail softens the architectural lines of the piece and lends it a poetic and unique character. Beyond its undeniable practical function of lightly dividing and separating spaces, this screen serves as a sculptural element that subtly filters the light, creating serene atmospheres.