Japanese Boys' Day Display Kagaribi Lantern Pair Electric Bonfire Brazier ID540 woman with the narrative adapted to

with the narrative adapted to the background of the Muromachi period (the era of the Northern and Southern Courts)

This is for keeping powder-type incense (Shoko) It is also used in tea ceremonies and Buddhist ceremonies

Words on the back of the board: date and temple's memorial

Item weight:  188 grams

Scratches and places on corners around joints where lacquer has chipped

Japanese Boys' Day Display Kagaribi Lantern Pair Electric Bonfire Brazier ID540 woman with the narrative adapted toVintage Japanese Boys' Day Festival Display This is a pair of vintage electric Japanese Boys' Day lights, or okagaribi bonbori. They are used for display and are a symbol of good health and fortune for boys. They can also be used as a hina doll accessory. The braziers consist of three metal poles with a floral pattern and a gold metal goblet at the top. Each light has a red bulb and red cotton like fiber puffs to simulate a raging flame. There is a