Japanese Buddhist Altar Silk Table Cloth Uchishiki Vtg Red Gold Flower Leaf UC9 Calligraphy Inkstone The design features three blossoming

The design features three blossoming pink chrysanthemums (kiku) with gray leaves

This ema plaque has a picture of a roaring

Uchiwa is a traditional fan tool typically made of wood or bamboo and paper in a flat paddle-like shape

One part of the lid is broken on the inside

This Japanese porcelain lidded teapot is a vintage

Japanese Buddhist Altar Silk Table Cloth Uchishiki Vtg Red Gold Flower Leaf UC9 Calligraphy Inkstone The design features three blossomingJapanese Uchishiki Embroidered Buddhist Altar Tablecloth This is a vintage Japanese Buddhist altar tablecloth or uchishiki. Made of silk, the backside is white with a floral pattern, while the front side is gold with red, white and green that features a chrysanthemum and leaf. Uchishiki is mainly used by followers of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism on the upper table (Maejyoku) and the front table (Uwajyoku) in the Buddhist altar during events such as New