Butsudan A Small Japanese Indoor Temple Late 18th Century

A small indoor house temple A BUTSUDAN
From JAPAN
From the end of the 18th century In good condition with some minor wear...
In carved black and red lacquered wood On some sides it is gilded...
He has since been to the cabinetmaker...!
It has two pediments in gilded carved wood All the hinges are functional,
They are all like the decorations, in chiseled openwork brass...
It has two double doors which each have two leaves per side...
Inside there are two small doors under the columned altar for storage There are also two small brass rods to hang mini lanterns or other...
In the lower part there are two drawers to also store accessories, incense and other...
The capital is removable, and bears a dedication in ink, written, to decipher...
For me and my hindsight a very beautiful object If you need other photos no problem we are a little limited ...
For transport between Gers and Paris without problem For another sector to study...
Weight...approximately 10 kilos