Japanese Buddhist Money Offering Bag Vtg Kukai Osaisen Pouch Fabric Beige BA848 man Some glue (

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Kanji on the bottom: 乾隆年製 meaning made in 1736-1795

This is a vintage Japanese ceramic lidded cup with a spoon

This is a vintage Japanese blade for a woodworking marking gauge

Packed weight: 1530 grams

Japanese Buddhist Money Offering Bag Vtg Kukai Osaisen Pouch Fabric Beige BA848 man Some glue (Japanese Osaisen Ire Buddhist Money Offering Bag This vintage Japanese fabric pouch is called osaisen ire, a small bag for storing the coins people offer at shrines and temples. This pouch is beige with a black illustration of Kukai, a Japanese monk who founded the Shingon school, with his name printed on the right. The bag has a red string attached. Beige, red, black Fabric, string C1980 Characters: Namu Taishi Henjo Kongo (one of Kukai's names),