A Japanese Kshitigarbha Bodhisattva Jizo Bosatsu Triad in Zushi shrine, late Meiji Period, in an

Originally listed at $900... East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful, lacquered wood zushi shrine with a gilt wood statue within of Jizo Bosatsu bodhisattva, s

Japanese Wood Lacquer Traveling Shrine, Zushi. Late Edo / Meiji Period. {Height: 17 inches (43.2 cm)}.

One with seated Buddha, the other with standing bodhisattva (H(taller): 7 3/4 in. )

East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A wonderful wooden sculpture of Jizo Bosatsu, the bodhisattva of the earth matrix, hand-carved in yosegi zukuri (joined wood-block c

Japan, Meiji Period, ca. 1880 CE. This is a wood, gold-leaf, and lacquer zushi (small Buddhist shrine) portraying a standing bodhisattva, Senju Kannon. In Japanese tradition, Kannon has prolonged her

Japan, Edo Period. The shrine's interior housing a standing figure of Jizo Bosatsu on half lotus and rock base. Dimensions: Height of Zushi 7"

East Asia, Japan, Meiji Period, ca. 19th century CE. A finely carved and gilded zushi - a petite Buddhist shrine - portraying Kannon, the bodhisattva of compassion, in his remarkably elaborate thousan

Meiji-Taisho Period The zushi (Japanese traveling shrine) opening to a carved wood standing bodhisattva dressed in a long dhoti, the chest bare and draped in a long scarf, both with gilt pattern detai

A Japanese Zushi traveling shrine. 19th century Edo to early Meiji period. Gilt lacquer and wood cylinder shaped shrine having two hinged doors, mounted on a carved wood base and surmounted by a lacqu

Black lacquer box housing a Buddha; All wood construction with metal hinges and designs; Possibly late Meiji period; Measures approximately H 12 x W 7 x D 6 inches; Wear commensurate with age; See pho

Antique Japanese Meiji Period Lacquer & Giltwood Zushi Shrine, Traveling Alter Made of fine quality black lacquered case, internally gold leafed and hand carved buddhist figure on shrine. Approx: 2" W

The doors opening to reveal standing deities, the largest with interior painted scenic panels. Cabinet measures 10 x 7 x 4.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services

Meiji Period The larger opening to a wood carved figure dressed in formal gilt detailed, long, layered robes, the bearded face gazing downward with a furrowed brow beneath squared cap, a dragon's head

Meiji period or earlier (19th century or earlier), the black lacquer shrine with hinged double-doors enclosing a gilt interior, fitted with carved and polychromed figures of the Buddha and two attenda

Meiji period, late 19th/early 20th century, the domed cover over dual metal-mounted hinged black lacquer doors opening to a gilt interior fitted with carved gilt and polychromed figures of Dainichi Ny

East Asia, Japan, early Meiji, ca. 1880 CE. A finely carved and gilded wooden zushi (a petite Buddhist shrine) portraying a Bodhisattva standing atop a lotus blossom. The gilding on this piece is exte

**Originally Listed At $500** East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji Period, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. A beautiful wood carving of Sho Kannon the Japanese version of Guanyin or Avalokiteshvara, the sac

East Asia, Japan, early Meiji, ca. 1880 CE. A finely carved and gilded wooden zushi (a petite Buddhist shrine) portraying a Bodhisattva standing atop a lotus blossom. The gilding on this piece is exte

JAPANESE ZUSHI WITH JIZO BOSATSU, EDO. The black lacquer shrine with hinged doors mounted with gilt bronze hardware opening to reveal a large carved gilt and polychrome wood full length figure of the

Japanese Meiji Bronze Zushi Buddhist Shrine 12''x5.75''. Gilt and polychrome decorated with six deities on interior. Overall excellent condition. It weighs 4.1 pounds. 19th century, Meiji period.

Late Meiji or Showa period, with locations of shrines, etc... Dimensions:Sight is 15" x 21", the frame 19 1/2" x 25 1/2". Provenance:From a Philadelphia collection.

**Originally Listed At $500** East Asia, Japan, Meiji Period, ca. 19th century CE. East Asia, Japan, early Meiji, ca. 1880 CE. A finely carved, gilt, and silvered wooden zushi (a petite Buddhist shrin

Late Edo/early Meiji period (19th century), Japanese, likely Seishi and Kannon, each depicted standing, backed by a wheel-form halo, raised atop a double-lotus base on a stepped hexagonal pierced and

A large antique Japanese hand wrought iron escutcheon plate. Late Edo / early Meiji era. Etched and incised decoration depicting Seishi Bosatsu a Bodhisattva of wisdom, strength and power (monk warrio