Antique Japanese Meiji Era (late 1800's) Butsudan Family Alter 45”H Tray It measures about 24" diameter

It measures about 24" diameter (56 cm) by 18" tall (38 cm)

This tsuba shows some wear from use

Author: Tedd Benson 1988

The "fish eye" un-glazed area on the bottom was a unique kiln footing design found on late Edo to early Meiji era pottery

These kokeshi measure about 4" (1

Antique Japanese Meiji Era (late 1800's) Butsudan Family Alter 45”H Tray It measures about 24" diameterThis is an antique Japanese Butusdan which is a scared and intricately crafted household alter, typically adorned with delicate carvings and lacquerwork. It serves as a focal point for Buddhist rituals, creating a serene space for pryer and meditation within the home. The highest level of craftsmanship was required to hand make the carving, detailed decor of the metal work and assembly of the whole piece. The lacquerwork allow is a work of art with 10