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1800s Japanese Lacquered Home Shrine Altar with Brass Buddha Antique Japan

1800s Japanese Lacquered Home Shrine Altar with Brass Buddha Antique Japan

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🛕 Extremely Rare 1800s Japanese Lacquer Wood Home Shrine Altar – Antique Buddhist Altar

This is a truly remarkable and one-of-a-kind Japanese home shrine (Butsudan) dating from the 1800s, during the Edo-Meiji transition era. Crafted from traditional black and red lacquered wood, this antique altar features a hand-cast brass Buddha statue seated gracefully at its center.

Sourced directly from a Japanese Government Antique Auction, this shrine reflects centuries of Japanese craftsmanship, religious tradition, and cultural heritage. The lacquer finish, hand-painted details, and brass statue together make this an outstanding collector's piece and an authentic example of traditional Japanese home altars.

✅ Product Highlights

✅ Authentic 1800s Japanese Buddhist home altar
✅ Traditional black and red lacquer wood finish
✅ Includes original hand-cast brass Buddha statue
✅ Rich spiritual and historical significance
✅ Structurally complete with no missing parts
✅ Rare and highly collectible antique
✅ Shows natural age-related wear: scratches and peeling lacquer
✅ From a Japanese Government Antique Auction
✅ Ideal for collectors or traditional Japanese décor
✅ Genuine antique – not a reproduction

📦 Details
Item:Japanese Home Shrine (Butsudan) Altar
Era:1800s – Edo to Meiji transition
Material:Lacquered Wood, Brass Statue
Origin:Japan
Style:Traditional Japanese Buddhist Altar

🟠 Condition
This shrine shows expected signs of age, including minor scratches and areas of peeling lacquer. These age-related characteristics enhance the antique’s authenticity. Despite this, the structure remains sound, complete, and intact with no missing parts.

Please review all photographs carefully to judge the condition for yourself.

📚 Additional Info About This Item

Japanese home shrines, or Butsudan, have been a central part of household spiritual life for centuries. They serve as a sacred space to honor ancestors, display Buddhist figures, and perform daily rituals.

This antique shrine represents:

Traditional Japanese religious craftsmanship
Decorative lacquer work with historic significance
Cultural artistry from the Edo-Meiji period

A rare and collectible example for:

Japanese antique collections
Buddhist altar displays
Wabi-sabi inspired interior design
Cultural heritage exhibitions
Thoughtful museum-quality décor
🌿 Perfect For
Japanese antique collectors
Buddhist spiritual décor
Tea room or meditation spaces
Wabi-sabi interiors
Museum or exhibition displays
Traditional Japanese cultural décor

📢 Important Shipping Policy Update
To ensure safe delivery, we currently ship one item per order only.
Orders with multiple items may be canceled and refunded. Once your item arrives safely, you’re welcome to place another order.

📦 Condition
Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the item description. Dimensions and additional details are provided in the images.

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