Japanese Shinto Buddhist Wooden Offering Tray Sanbou Vtg Sanpo Altar Brown BA155 wooden frame It is a picture of

It is a picture of a forest and a five-storied pagoda

Japanese memorial service record book

The comb is meant to increase circulation in the scalp

This is a Japanese antique C1900 ceramic herb grinder

This figurine has a hole on the bottom so it can be secured on a stand (not included)

Japanese Shinto Buddhist Wooden Offering Tray Sanbou Vtg Sanpo Altar Brown BA155 wooden frame It is a picture ofVintage Japanese Shinto Buddhist Offering Tray This is a vintage wooden offering tray stand for Shinto and Buddhist ceremonies called sanbou or sanpo respectively. Made of classic cypress wood, this small stand has eight sides and stands on a similarly shaped pedestal. It is used to make offerings to Shinto gods, to represent the Three Treasures of Buddhism (Sangha, Dharma, and Buddha) during religious services, as well as to present objects to noble