Budo karahana / Decorative Fusuma Sheets

Effortlessly create
a refined Japanese atmosphere
just apply over the surface.

This premium Decorative Fusuma Sheet revives elegant kimono designs from the past, gracefully adapted to modern interiors while preserving the essence of traditional Japanese artistry.

Traditional Japanese Sliding Door – Fusuma

Fusuma are traditional Japanese sliding doors that have long been used as room partitions or closet doors.
They are an essential element of Japanese architecture, valued for their ability to subtly divide spaces while maintaining a sense of openness and harmony.

What Are Decorative Fusuma Sheets?

Traditionally, fusuma paper was crafted from delicate Japanese washi and required the skilled hands of artisans to apply.
Modern Decorative Fusuma Sheets reimagine that tradition — allowing anyone to easily create beautiful, artistic fusuma panels with the simplicity of applying a decorative sheet.

Reviving Designs
Once Used for Kimono

Traditional patterns once used in kimono fabrics have been beautifully revived for the modern era.
These timeless motifs, which once fulfilled their role in the art of Japanese dress, now bloom anew as elegant designs for contemporary interiors.

The Meanings Behin
Kimono Patterns

Each motif used in kimono designs carries its own symbolic meaning, often expressing wishes for happiness, harmony, and a peaceful life.
Each sheet is part of Harokka’s Decorative Fusuma Sheets collection, designed to bring the art of Japanese sliding doors to modern interiors.

Waves

With their widening curves, waves are considered auspicious symbols. The repeating motion of the waves represents the wish for a peaceful and lasting life.

Bamboo

Bamboo remains green even through winter and grows tall and straight. It represents resilience, vitality, and the prosperity of future generations.

Peacock

Admired for its divine beauty and strong vitality—even said to eat venomous snakes—the peacock is revered as a symbol of protection from evil and enduring grace.

Peony

Known as the “King of Flowers,” the peony’s large, full petals symbolize wealth, nobility, and magnificent beauty.

Pheasant

As Japan’s national bird, the pheasant represents beauty, maternal love, and fertility. It is celebrated as a symbol of family prosperity.

Grapes

Bearing abundant fruit, grapes symbolize fertility and prosperity. They are revered across cultures as a sacred motif representing abundance.

Frequently Asked Questions
about Decorative Fusuma Sheets

I’m applying a Decorative Fusuma Sheet for the first time. Do I need any special tools?

You’ll only need a squeegee with felt and a standard utility knife.
Since the sheet can be applied directly over your existing fusuma paper, you can achieve a beautiful finish without any special equipment.

Click here for detailed application instructions.

Do you offer sizes wider than 90 cm?

We’re sorry, but our sheets are currently available only for sliding doors up to 90 cm in width.
For the height, we offer two options — Standard and Long — so you can select the one that best fits your space.

Can I use Decorative Fusuma Sheets for store interiors or displays?

Yes, absolutely. Many shops and restaurants have beautifully incorporated our sheets into their interiors since their release.
We’d be delighted for you to use them as part of your store décor as well.

Can you cut the sheet to my specified size before shipping?

We’re sorry, but we don’t provide custom cutting services.
Each design has a unique look depending on which part of the pattern is used, allowing you to enjoy a slightly different impression with every application.
We hope you’ll have fun choosing how to position the sheet and enjoy the creative process of transforming your fusuma.

Is the listed price for one sheet, or for a set of two Decorative Fusuma Sheets?

The price shown is for one sheet.
Please note that the sheets are sold individually and not as a set, so be sure to order the number of sheets you need.