Japanese Wooden Shrine Plaque Ema Vtg Horse With 2 Men Taga Taisha Shrine EM59 Calligraphy Tools Kanji reads Banzai or Manzai

Kanji reads Banzai or Manzai which means the gesture expressing the joy or name of traditional performing art

Matt brown glaze outside

this sizeable rectangular-shaped wooden kadai is brushed with a dark brown finish that displays the wood's natural grain

Packed Weight: 256 grams

Japanese Wooden Shrine Plaque Ema Vtg Horse With 2 Men Taga Taisha Shrine EM59 Calligraphy Tools Kanji reads Banzai or ManzaiVintage Japanese Wooden Shrine Plaque, Ema This vintage Japanese ema plaque has an illustration of a white horse led by two men dressed in blue and red kimono. It also has some inscriptions in Japanese. It has a beige braided cord. Ema is a small wooden plaque used at Shinto shrines, and sometimes Buddhist temples, that worshipers can write their wishes, hopes, and dreams on. Once written, it is hung on a special wooden stand or tree where the kami