Japanese Vintage Showa Era Cast Iron Orin Singing Bowl Buddhist Bell w/ Cushion Striker 9"W Kanban where skilled artisans use over

where skilled artisans use over two hundred different chisels and knives to execute the sukashi-fukabori openwork technique that defines the tradition at its finest

Dimensions: Image c

Original was from 1895

Jumonji-Yari (Cross-Shaped Spearhead)

and brown with fine wing-vein patterning visible in close-up

Japanese Vintage Showa Era Cast Iron Orin Singing Bowl Buddhist Bell w/ Cushion Striker 9"W Kanban where skilled artisans use overJapanese Vintage Showa Era Cast Iron Orin Buddhist Singing Bowl with Cushion and Striker 9"W Japan Showa Period, mid 20th century A substantial hammered bronze orin () Buddhist singing bowl of generous proportions, this handsome piece representative of the temple and household devotional objects produced in quantity during the Showa era for use in Buddhist practice across Japan. The deep, rounded form is covered overall in a dense allover hammered