These vertical painted cedar sliding door panels show an image of a drinking tiger on the front side and two lion dogs on the back. The background of the front panel is painted medium brown and the wood grain is clearly visible, adding rich texture. On the left side of the panel are three tall trees painted in dark brown with sparse leaves and branches. In the center, a tiger is lying on a gray rock with brown dirt on top of it. Its head is to our right and tail to our left. The tiger is light brown with black horizontal lines over its body from its head to the solid black tip of its tail. Its head is turned slightly to our left with its eyes looking up. Its long thin tail curves up and rests on one of the tree trunks. A brown lacquer border frames each door, with the center borders breaking up the image of the tiger. On the panel to our left, at the top, is a label printed with the numeral 407. A keyhole is placed in the center of the vertical part of the border. The background of the back panel is also painted brown with textured wood grain. On the panel to our left is a white lion dog with curly fur and pointy claws on its paws. The dog appears to be perched on greenery, possibly a bush, with pink and white flowers resembling peonies behind it. Long, bluish-green leaves edged in white form a lattice across the center, spanning both panels. On the panel to our right is a gingerbread-colored lion dog with long brown fur flowing back from its face and up from its tail. It has white claws on its paws, white fur on its chest, and white teeth. The whites of its eyes are noticeable as the dog’s eyes are wide open. This dog is perched on the huge spreading leaves of a plant. Below it and to our right are more pink and white peonies. On the outer edges of the panel on both our left and right is a brass knob encircled in a brass design. The brown lacquer border framing each panel has many nicks and scratches. In the center vertical panel to our left is the keyhole.