Antique Japanese Buddhist Altar Mortuary Tablet Lacquer Wood Black Gold BA526 porcelain While it can be used

While it can be used for small meals

This hyotan features a hand-drawn illustration of a character called Papa Mekon (a Mekong giant catfish) from the Aqua Totto aquarium in Gifu

30 cm long x 17

Inside is a built-in strainer in front of the spout exit and the lid has a small lip to keep it from falling off while pouring

Calling good fortune

Antique Japanese Buddhist Altar Mortuary Tablet Lacquer Wood Black Gold BA526 porcelain While it can be usedAntique Japanese Mortuary Tablet Ihai This is a small antique Japanese mortuary tablet Ihai. A mortuary tablet is a place the spirit of a deceased person is enshrined. This type of Ihai (with a double door) is called Miyabi. It is black with gold paint and brown metal embellishments. A mortuary tablet (Kai de Ihai) can hold several deceased people in one place (names written on wood plates). This particular mortuary tablet contains no wood plates