#132 JAPANESE BUDDHIST SHRINE KURIDASHIIHAI SET OLD N/R

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JAPANESE BUDDHIST "KURIDASHIIHAI" SHRINE INCENSE BURNER Listed is a Japanese Buddhist shrine for lost loved ones or "Kuridashiihai" from the Taisho to early Showa period (1900~1930). This comes from a butsudan with an incense burner and vase made of metal (bronze?). All are in good condition with some slight fading (see photos). One of the hinges is loose but the other hardware is in good working order. The top comes off and thin pieces of wood are inserted with the name and age of lost loved one inscribed. This is not a "zushi" meant to house deities. This shrine has no planks of wood. Dimensions: 8 1/2" x 2" x 2" or 22cm x 5cm x 5cm. We ship Worldwide! SAL 10.80 Standard uninsured airmail EMS available by request ABOUT US Armas International has operated in the Nagoya area of Japan for over five years, developing an extensive network of contacts in the field of authentic Japanese antiques, as well as Buddhist and Shinto religious items. We attend auctions and antique markets throughout the country, and our warehouse space allows us to procure and make available a large inventory at the best possible prices. We invite you to visit our retail outlet, Tokugawa Antiques at 303 marine drive in Astoria, Oregon or on the web at to peruse a sampling of our available merchandise. Please contact us at with any special requests. We import read more

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