Japanese Shinto Votive Bamboo Rake Vtg Snake Ema Nangu Taisha Kumade Ebisu BA850 edo period chopstick rest: 7

chopstick rest: 7

opened: 113 cm wide x 54 cm tall x 1

small vegetables like edamame pods

This is a vintage Japanese paper round lantern made with thin white washi paper

Japanese Shinto Votive Bamboo Rake Vtg Snake Ema Nangu Taisha Kumade Ebisu BA850 edo period chopstick rest: 7Vintage Japanese Bamboo Decorative Rake This vintage Japanese bamboo decorative rake (kumade) features three masks for the following deities: Ebisu, Daikokuten, Okame (Ofuku). Ebisu and Daikokuten are part of the Seven Lucky Gods, and Okame is also a figure who brings luck and good fortune. A decorative wooden plaque (ema) with a snake is attached to the rake, as well as papers with the name of the shrine: Nangu Taisha. Ema is a small wooden plaque