TATSU-CRAFT Tatsunosuke Hashimoto Craft, Kishu Painted Mini Buddhist Altar, Japanese Traditional Color, White Knead, White, Small, Width 13.8 x Depth 9.1 x Height 13.8 inches (35 x 23 x 35 cm), Chic

Size: 350 x 230 x 350 mm Weight: approx. 5 kg Material: MDF wood Door: Urethane coating (dry lacquer coating) This altar is large enough to be placed on a shelf, and is recommended for those who are not looking for a large altar. This is one of the Kishu lacquerware mini Buddhist altar series made by Tatsunosuke Hashimoto, which has been highly acclaimed as a small Buddhist altar since its release in 1995. ●There are other Buddhist altars that are only compact, but the characteristic of the Buddhist altar made by Tatsunosuke Hashimoto is that it exudes a luxurious feel even though it is small. ●This Buddhist altar has a matte coating that makes dirt less noticeable, using a technique called "dry lacquer coating." It has a simple and modern design with no unnecessary decorations. Lacquerware begins with processing the bare wood and goes through several steps to finish it. A Buddhist altar is completed by experienced craftsmen carefully assembling the parts made using lacquerware techniques one by one. ●Compact size that allows you to hold a memorial service in a familiar place every day, so you can place it anywhere. Although it is a small Buddhist altar, we valued the beauty and quality that blends into the interior. ●Made in Japan with low formaldehyde F★★★★ certified product for the wood plywood part so that you can use it safely at home. Traditional Japanese colors that soothe the soul while maintaining a dignified presence as a Buddhist altar. It is an elegant presence that gives you a sense of Japanese beauty, whether it is used as the interior of your room or as a space for prayer. This is a Kishu lacquered Buddhist altar that was painted by Kishu Wakayama lacquer artisans using traditional craft techniques. The "beauty" that the Japanese people have cherished throughout their long history and culture is alive and well. ●At TATSU-CRAFT, we make miscellaneous goods related to daily life, including the painting and molding techniques used in lacquerware, as well as the processing and assembly of woodwork. We also accept original products sold only online that are not sold in physical stores, as well as OEM production.

This altar is large enough to be placed on a shelf, and is recommended for those who are not looking for a large altar. This is one of the Kishu lacquerware mini Buddhist altar series that has received high praise as a small Buddhist altar since its introduction in 1995. There are other Buddhist altars that are only compact, but the characteristic of the Buddhist altar made by Tatsunosuke Hashimoto is that it exudes a luxurious feel even though it is small. This Buddhist altar has a matte coating that makes stains less noticeable, using a technique called "dry lacquer coating." It has a simple and modern design with no unnecessary decorations. Each piece is carefully crafted in Japan in Wakayama, the village of Kishu lacquerware, with the hope that it will touch the hearts of those offering prayers. Lacquerware begins with the processing of the bare wood and goes through several steps before being finished. A Buddhist altar is completed by experienced craftsmen carefully assembling each component made using lacquerware techniques. Compact size that can be placed anywhere, allowing you to hold a memorial service in a familiar place every day. Although it is a small Buddhist altar, we valued the beauty and quality that blends into the interior. The wood plywood part is made in Japan with low formaldehyde F★★★★ certified products so that you can use it safely at home. ■Producer's Voice We, Tatsunosuke Hashimoto Kogei, manufacture household goods that utilize lacquerware techniques in Wakayama, Kishu, and supply them all over the country. TATSU-CRAFT is one of the miscellaneous goods brands produced by Tatsunosuke Hashimoto. [Handmade Thoughts] "The skill and beauty of painting" colors your life. While inheriting the traditional beauty of lacquerware, we are always aiming for new forms of lacquerware. We view the traditional lacquer art called ``Nurimono'' as a technique that gives rich individuality to everyday tools without being particular about ``Japanese'' style, and we create lacquered products with various expressions that are closely related to daily life. . It has a modern finish that fits any room and is carefully made in Japan. This is a new type of compact Buddhist altar, with a design that blends in with any interior design, taking into consideration future housing conditions.


Color: White color
Size: Small
Manufacturer: Tatsunosuke Hashimoto Crafts
Material: Wooden
Product weight: 5 kg
Product Size: ‎38 x 38 x 26 cm; 5 kg
Packing weight: ‎11.02 lbs
Batteries used: ‎No
Country/Region of Manufacture: ‎Japan