This pair of six-panel folding screens depicts fine horses within a stable setting, rendered in ink and color with lavish gold leaf and gofun (powdered shell) highlights characteristic of the Momoyama and Edo periods. The work exemplifies the sophisticated decorative arts of 17th century Japan, combining naturalistic animal portraiture with the richly ornamental aesthetic favored by the period's elite patrons. The screens feature silk brocade borders and black lacquer mounts, materials that underscore the artwork's precious status and function as prestigious furnishings within aristocratic interiors.