Dealer Notes

Listed by Steve
JP 2.19 RM50
listed for $1500
—sold to Jay Gates on 10/6/20 for $1200 time payments, inv 10726 10/09/20 over 3 months
—changed item to #1355060 at#10733, applied deposit to new order 10/21/20 sk
—sold to Kevin Ernsting on 12/21/21 inv261683

Antique Japanese Temple Ranma Hinoki Buddhist Symbols Edo Period

Antique Japanese Temple Ranma Hinoki Buddhist Symbols Edo Period

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Japanese

Period

Pre 1900

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An antique Japanese Buddhist temple ranma (transom) carved from Hinoki (Cypress) wood featuring symbols of Dharmachakra. Dharmachakra sometimes symbolizes Gautama Buddha himself. There are three wheels of life each framed with 8 spokes, representing the noble eightfold path with lotus blossoms in the center . Accentuated by kumo karakusa (arabesque clouds). Minor losses.

Age: Late Edo Period circa 1850s

Dimensions: 15 1/4″ High x 60 3/4″ Wide x 2 1/4″ Deep

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An antique Japanese Buddhist temple ranma (transom) carved from Hinoki (Cypress) wood featuring symbols of Dharmachakra. Dharmachakra sometimes symbolizes Gautama Buddha himself. There are three wheels of life each framed with 8 spokes, representing the noble eightfold path with lotus blossoms in the center . Accentuated by kumo karakusa (arabesque clouds). Minor losses.

Age: Late Edo Period circa 1850s

Dimensions: 15 1/4″ High x 60 3/4″ Wide x 2 1/4″ Deep

Additional information

Region

Japanese

Period

Pre 1900

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