Round Window Shoji Sliding Double Doors Butsudan Buddhist Altar Lighted VA500 Gold_plating He participated in the establishment

He participated in the establishment of the Nihon Bijutsuin (Japan Art Academy) and worked to form a new style of Japanese painting

A crane perched on a pine tree is designed on the upper part

and engaged in volunteer activities with the ronin

岸禮 Ganrei (1816-1883)

Round Window Shoji Sliding Double Doors Butsudan Buddhist Altar Lighted VA500 Gold_plating He participated in the establishmentDescription Round Window Shoji Sliding Double Doors Butsudan Buddhist Altar Lighted VA500 Age: Showa era (1926 1989) A butsudan is an altar where the principal image, the center of Buddhism, is enshrined for worship and memorial services. At the center of the altar is the principal image of the religious faith. In a broad sense, the entire space set aside for worship can be called a butsudan. A home butsudan is a smaller version of the butsudan found