This vintage Japanese temple bell is a finely crafted bronze piece with deep historical and cultural significance. Engraved on the bell is a commissioning date of Showa 4th (1929), indicating its origins in early 20th-century Japan. The bell's rich, resonant sound would have been used in Buddhist temples for ceremonies and rituals, serving as a call to meditation or marking the passage of time. The intricate engravings and patina on the bronze surface add to its aesthetic appeal, reflecting the artistry and spiritual heritage of its era. This bell is not just a functional object but a symbol of Japan's enduring religious traditions
10 1/2"Diameter x 17 1/2"H