Antique Zushi Portable Altar with Standing Amida Buddha Edo Era

Antique Zushi Portable Altar with Standing Amida Buddha Edo Era

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Japanese

Period

Pre 1800

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An antique Japanese Zushi (portable altar) with standing Amida Buddha within. Urushi lacquer over wood. Original bronze ornamentation features a large clasp with stylized arabesque Lotus blossoms on either side and the Dharma wheel above and below. Makie lacquer crossed feathers Mon (family crest). Opening the doors of the altar reveals the Buddha in its original patina and a hand painted upper apron with lotus blossoms.

Age: Edo Period (1750-1800)

Dimensions: 26″ High by 9 1/2 Wide y 6 3/4″ Deep

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An antique Japanese Zushi (portable altar) with standing Amida Buddha within. Urushi lacquer over wood. Original bronze ornamentation features a large clasp with stylized arabesque Lotus blossoms on either side and the Dharma wheel above and below. Makie lacquer crossed feathers Mon (family crest). Opening the doors of the altar reveals the Buddha in its original patina and a hand painted upper apron with lotus blossoms.

Age: Edo Period (1750-1800)

Dimensions: 26″ High by 9 1/2 Wide y 6 3/4″ Deep

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Region

Japanese

Period

Pre 1800

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