Japanese Buddhist tool Khakkhara Shakujo Buddhism temple Shinto BT241 -2 Hanging Scroll this piece exemplifies the masterful

this piece exemplifies the masterful coloring techniques of traditional Japanese copperware

Box Size: 29

The "Kasedori" Festival: The central figures are "Kasedori" dancers wearing Kendai (conical straw costumes)

It can also function as an oil lamp or as a single-flower bud vase

Maki Haku (1924–2000)

Japanese Buddhist tool Khakkhara Shakujo Buddhism temple Shinto BT241 -2 Hanging Scroll this piece exemplifies the masterfulJapanese Buddhist tool Khakkhara Shakujo Buddhism temple Shinto BT241 2 Description This is a Japanese Buddhist Khakkhara (Shakujo), a traditional monks staff used in temples and rituals. It features a beautifully crafted bronze head with multiple interlocking rings, symbolizing enlightenment and the voice of compassion in Buddhist practice. Features Type: Buddhist ritual staff (Khakkhara Shakujo) Material: Bronze and wood The top section is designed