Japanese Buddhist Altar Decorative Large Pillars Cylinders 2pc Brass Gold BA434 Shino ware Packed weight: 1676 grams

Packed weight: 1676 grams

Packed weight: 549 grams

One such tradition includes eating a long sushi roll called "ehomaki" while facing the lucky zodiac compass direction for that year

Bishamonten is a god that repels evil and attracts good luck and an abundance of treasure/wealth

Small chips on beads

Japanese Buddhist Altar Decorative Large Pillars Cylinders 2pc Brass Gold BA434 Shino ware Packed weight: 1676 gramsVtg Japanese Buddhist Altar Butsudan Parts This item is a set of two large decorative main pillars (obashira) originally part of a Japanese vintage wooden Buddhist altar cabinet. These two cylinder like parts are made of wood, painted in gold lacquer, and decorated with brass metal pieces representing peony flowers, birds, and more specifically cranes (tsuru). In Japan, the Buddhist altar is a place to enshrine the principal image that is the center