Vintage Japanese Shinto Shrine (24A-21)

Vintage Japanese Shinto Shrine (24A-21)

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24A-21
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This small Japanese Shinto shrine, meticulously crafted from hinoki wood, is adorned with statues of Ebisu and Daikokuten, two revered deities in Japanese folklore. Ebisu, the god of fishermen and good fortune, and Daikokuten, the deity of wealth and prosperity, are often depicted together to invoke blessings and abundance.

The shrine itself serves as a sacred space for worship and reverence in Shinto tradition. Shinto, Japan's indigenous religion, venerates various kami (spirits or deities) believed to inhabit natural elements, objects, and phenomena. Shrines are essential sites for honoring these kami, offering prayers, and seeking guidance in daily life.

Constructed from hinoki wood, valued for its aromatic scent and resilience, this shrine exudes a sense of serenity and spiritual connection. Its compact size invites quiet contemplation, making it a cherished centerpiece in homes or sacred spaces.

As a symbol of Japanese spirituality and tradition, this Shinto shrine embodies the enduring reverence for nature, ancestral spirits, and divine blessings woven into the fabric of Japanese culture for centuries.

some small parts are missing. please see pictures.

11"W x 6"D x 11"H