Introducing a beautifully crafted Butsudan Ranma, made of high-quality wood and adorned with elegant gold trim. This exquisite piece features a meticulously carved scene, embodying the artistry and spiritual significance of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
A Butsudan is a Buddhist altar found in many Japanese homes, used for enshrining and venerating ancestral spirits and Buddhist deities. The Ranma, a decorative transom, often features intricate carvings that add to the beauty and sanctity of the Butsudan. These carvings can depict various scenes, from nature and religious iconography to mythological tales, each contributing to the spiritual ambiance of the altar.
19"L X 3"W X 1 1/2"THICK
