Buddhist altar shop Takita Shoten Buddhist altar accessories Flower vase Polished 3 sun Height x diameter Flower vase for Buddhist altar Made of brass

Dimensions: Height 9.3cm x Diameter 7.2cm x Base Diameter 4.9cm / Material: Brass, polished finish / Place of origin: Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture A flower vase is used to offer fresh flowers or to display permanent flowers. Flowers are said to represent the Buddha's compassion, and flowers are offered with their front facing the person praying. The basic Buddhist implements are a flower vase, an incense burner, and a candle holder, called Mitsugusoku. The Mitsugusoku has an incense burner in the center, a candle holder on the right, and a flower vase on the left. This elegant Takaoka copperware flower vase is painstakingly crafted by skilled craftsmen. It is made of brass, so it is stable and safe without worrying about it breaking. It has a beautiful polished finish that brings out the colors of the flowers in it, making it a perfect fit for a Buddhist altar. This product is available in dimensions of 2.5 sun (height 7.6 cm), 3 sun (height 9.3 cm), 3.5 sun (height 10.8 cm), 4 sun (height 12.4 cm), 4.5 sun (height 13.9 cm), 5 sun (height 15.3 cm), and 5.5 sun (height 17 cm) and in colors of polished and black. Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten, proof of Takita Shoten brand quality. Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten, proof of Takita Shoten's brand quality. A flower vase is used to hold fresh flowers or decorative flowers. Flowers are said to represent the Buddha's mercy, and the front of the flowers are placed facing the person offering them. This is an elegant Takaoka copperware flower vase, carefully crafted by skilled craftsmen. ◆ Takaoka copperware ◆ Boasting a 400-year tradition, Takaoka copperware is made through detailed processes: making the prototype, casting, finishing, and coloring or polishing. At every stage, skilled craftsmen demonstrate the utmost in their techniques, and by working together they create a single piece of artistic beauty. The casting process requires years of accumulated skill, to the point where the temperature of the molten metal can be measured with the naked eye. Takaoka copperware, full of tradition and elegance, is not only perfect for the home but also makes a popular gift.