Japanese wooden Ranma transom parts Shinto Buddhism temple decoration WO497 Lacquerware a traditional resist-dyeing method in

a traditional resist-dyeing method in which rice paste is applied through a cone-shaped tube to draw the design

A valuable collectible for lovers of ancient Japanese pottery and early kiln wares

8 inches Depth: 9

Designed to filter harsh sunlight while allowing a gentle breeze to pass through

The wooden box shows slight signs of age but is well preserved

Japanese wooden Ranma transom parts Shinto Buddhism temple decoration WO497 Lacquerware a traditional resist-dyeing method inNotice (For U. S. Buyers) Shipping costs for orders to the United States include customs duties and clearance fees. As a result, the shipping fee may appear higher, but no additional charges will be required upon delivery. For orders outside the United States, these fees are not included and may be charged separately depending on each countrys regulations. Introduction Immerse your space in the profound silence and history of old Japan with this