Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Glass The accompanying wooden mallet is

The accompanying wooden mallet is historically significant and suggests a specific provenance

Features & Cultural Context The vase showcases a smooth

He has continued his research on iron glaze and has been recognized as a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property for 'Iron Glaze Pottery

Historically used for fire alarms

Construction: Traditional wooden joinery

Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Glass The accompanying wooden mallet isDescription Item Details This is a historic Japanese antique wooden box from the Taisho Period. While it features the classic design of a Temple or Shrine Offertory Box (Saisen bako), historical inscriptions reveal it served a unique role in local community history. Date: Dated "Taisho 7, April" (1918). Design: It is crafted in a rustic style with a central handle for portability, typical of collection boxes used in temples or meetings. Material: Wood