Antique Japanese Edo Era 1800’s Zushi Shrine Buddha Seated Pose 5” Suzuribako A decorative and functional survivor

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Antique Japanese Edo Era 1800’s Zushi Shrine Buddha Seated Pose 5” Suzuribako A decorative and functional survivorAntique Japanese Edo Era Zushi c. early 1800's Wood Carved Statue of the seat Buddha. the carving and inside of the zushi is fully gilded. Carried as a portable personal alter shrine. Some lacquer is missing and one hinge pin is missing. Could use a DIY TLC to make it your own and become a part of daily meditation or personal decoration. Height = 5" Width = 3. 5" Depth = 3"