Japanese Wooden Plaque Ema Vtg Shinto Prayers Whishes Hanging Shrine Display JK5 Other 44 cm long x 44

44 cm long x 44 cm wide

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Japanese Wooden Plaque Ema Vtg Shinto Prayers Whishes Hanging Shrine Display JK5 Other 44 cm long x 44Vtg Japanese Wooden Plaque Ema Ema is normally small wooden plaques of Shinto and Buddhist worshippers who write prayers or wishes in Japan. Ema is left hanging up at the shrine, where the kami (spirits or gods) are believed to receive them. This large ema is for display in the room and comes with a stand. Japanese wooden plaque Ema Comes with a paper box Words on the Ema: Calling good fortune, Masumi Esaki (artist name) Wood Item weight: 190 grams