Size: W:500mm x D:300mm x H:120mm
Period: Late Taisho to early Showa period Material: Lacquer
Since ancient times, offering implements have been used at festivals to support the sacred food offered before the gods. This one-of-a-kind lacquered item conveys its time-honored appearance and functional beauty to the present day.
The lustrous depth of the lacquer evokes the tranquility of the moment before dawn, and it radiates a solemn glow whenever light hits it. The elegant design embodies the original design of offerings to the gods, enhancing the sacredness of the vessels and offerings placed on it.
In the past, it was used at shrines and temples as a festival to pray for bountiful harvests and safety for the home.
It has been filled with people's prayers and the pure energy that connects them to gods and Buddhas.
Even today, its presence instantly transforms everyday spaces into places of tranquility and solemnity. Tea time, moments of arranging flowers, hospitality, and other everyday activities are transformed into sacred gestures, making it a perfect companion for modern life.
Be sure to get your hands on this special piece that carries on the spirit of prayer and exudes a pure aura.
*Since natural wood is used, please enjoy the small scratches and wood grain as the unique texture of natural materials.
*As the product is lacquered, avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures and humidity, and do not use detergents or alcohol. Clean gently with a dry, soft cloth.
