Antique Japanese Buddhist Altar Wood Lacquer Offering Table Maejoku Gold BA496 itomaki Kanji and Japanese letters on

Kanji and Japanese letters on the body mean: I won't forget Owari-Inuyama where Japane Rhine is

It is used to hold long sticks of incense to be burned in front of a butsudan or Buddhist home altar during prayer

Sticker on the bottle: Eishogen

5 cm long x 7 wide x 7

Antique Japanese Buddhist Altar Wood Lacquer Offering Table Maejoku Gold BA496 itomaki Kanji and Japanese letters onAntique Japanese Buddhist Altar Fitting Lacquer Offering Table This is an antique small Japanese Buddhist altar offering table (Maejoku). It is mostly gold with the top surface coated in black lacquer. On the front side has carved chrysanthemums also painted gold. It has a reversible top panel with black on one side and red on the other. There are two types of offering tables Maejoku and Uwajoku. Maejoku is placed in front of the Shumidan. It is used