The expansive indigo-to-white gradient of the sumi-e sky and the detailed ink brushwork make this Meiji-era wedding curtain a striking architectural focal point. To highlight the "shimmer" of the white-capped mountain and the delicate needles of the pine, we recommend mounting it in a space with a broad, soft wash of light from above; this allows the natural texture of the heavy cotton to add depth to the ink-washed landscape. The sophisticated palette of deep violet-blue, charcoal, and ivory makes it an ideal center-piece for a grand entryway or a minimalist living space featuring light hardwoods and stone. Because this piece consists of three separate panels, it is best displayed on a custom-fitted blackened steel or bamboo rod that maintains its natural drape. To preserve the 150-year-old organic dyes and the structural integrity of the cotton, ensure it is hung away from direct sunlight and in a location with stable humidity to prevent the fabric from becoming brittle over time.