Description

Round Window Shoji Sliding Double Doors Butsudan Buddhist Altar Lighted VA500

Age: Showa era (1926-1989)

A butsudan is an altar where the principal image, the center of Buddhism, is enshrined for worship and memorial services.　At the center of the altar is the principal image of the religious faith. In a broad sense, the entire space set aside for worship can be called a butsudan. A home butsudan is a smaller version of the butsudan found in temples, integrated with the kitchen and box-shaped. Therefore, a butsudan is like a temple in the house.

Voltage: 125V

Please note that the light may not be turned on since the voltage varies from country to country. In this case, please consider a transformer.

Dimension: 15" x 8.7" x 21" / 38cm x 22.2cm x 53.4cm

Material: Wood

Weight: 5300g

Condition

Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: DIRT, SCRATCH, DAMAGE.

About the colors of the photos

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