Antique Japanese Imari Omiki Tokkuri Meiji Hirado Brush Holder Sake Bottle IP115 Vintage This is a Japanese Buddhist

This is a Japanese Buddhist Khakkhara (Shakujo)

surrounded by finely painted chrysanthemums and floral motifs

The center holds a functional abacus

Hand-carved with fine craftsmanship

Use Originally used as a kotatsu frame to support a heat source and quilt

Antique Japanese Imari Omiki Tokkuri Meiji Hirado Brush Holder Sake Bottle IP115 Vintage This is a Japanese BuddhistThe ruri colored piece is an old Imari omiki tokkuri (sacred sake bottle) from the Edo period. It is a type of vessel often found in Shinto shrines and household kamidana (Shinto altars). The rokkakei shaped piece is a brush holder from the Meiji era Hirado ware. The slender tokkuri is a Jingdezhen porcelain piece from China, dating back to around 19501960. SIZE (Blue vase) Diameter: 6cm Height: 15cm Caliber: 2cm (Tokkuri) Diameter: 6. 5cm Height: