Japanese Buddhist Altar Fitting Offering Cup Stand Bukki Butsugu Gold Red BA734 oribe ware komodaru were used as a

komodaru were used as a means to transport sake during the Edo period

and bow riding a black horse

The opening is narrow and 6 cm in diameter

The stamp represents a grapewine leaf

48 cm long x 14 cm wide

Japanese Buddhist Altar Fitting Offering Cup Stand Bukki Butsugu Gold Red BA734 oribe ware komodaru were used as aVintage Japanese Buddhist Altar Fitting Offering Cup Stand This is a vintage Japanese offering cup stand for a Buddhist altar. Also called bukki, this important altar accessory is made of resin and painted red with gold accents on the front three sides. It has a simple hexagonal shape with cutouts on all sides. It is often used in pairs to hold small cups of rice, sake, and more as an offering to Buddha and one's ancestors. Gold, red Resin C1960 Item