Vintage Japanese Religious Item, Wood, 1950s, Showa Era A whisper of devotion captured in wood and time - 1

Vintage Japanese Religious Item — Wood, 1950, Showa Era (SKU: 25S-613-6)

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25S-613-6
$400.00
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Vintage Japanese Shokudai Religious Item, Wood, 1950s, Showa Era (SKU 25S-613-6)

A whisper of devotion captured in wood and time.

This exquisite pair of wooden Shokudai, or candle holders, hails from the Showa era, specifically the 1950s, a time when craftsmanship and spirituality intertwined in Japanese culture. Each piece, with its elegant fluted design and subtle golden hues, reflects the reverence often associated with religious artifacts, serving as a focal point in any spiritual setting or home altar. The meticulous detailing showcases the artistry of the period, inviting contemplation and peace.

Crafted from high-quality wood, these candle holders embody the essence of traditional Japanese aesthetics. The robust construction suggests they were not only functional but also symbolic, often used in rituals or ceremonies to illuminate the path of the faithful. Their nostalgic charm and rich history offer a glimpse into the spiritual life of mid-20th century Japan, making them a treasured addition to any collection.

  • Origin: Japan
  • Era: 1950s, Showa
  • Material: Wood
  • Use: Candle holders
  • Features: Fluted design, golden accents
  • Dimensions: --
  • Condition: Good, signs of age

Illuminate your space with a touch of history and spirituality.