Antique Japanese Buddhist Temple Ranma (24A-141)

Antique Japanese Buddhist Temple Ranma (24A-141)

SKU:
24A-141
$250.00
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Ship From Location: Berkeley, California
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This vintage Japanese altar decoration is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and profound spiritual symbolism characteristic of traditional Japanese Buddhist art. The piece is made from premium wood, its surface coated with a vibrant red lacquer that provides a stunning contrast to the intricately carved golden dragons. These dragons, symbols of power, strength, and protection in Buddhist iconography, are beautifully rendered, their dynamic forms adding a sense of movement and vitality to the piece.

In Japanese Buddhism, altars (butsudan) serve as sacred spaces for worship and the veneration of ancestors. They are often adorned with various religious artifacts and decorations, each chosen for its symbolic meaning and spiritual significance. Dragons, in particular, are revered as guardians and powerful beings that protect against evil forces, making them a common motif in Buddhist altar decorations.

30"L X 11 "H X 2 3/4"THICK