Japanese Shinto Votive Bamboo Rake Kumade Ebisu Daikokuten Nangu Taisha BA851 hangiri Design: Ink painting of boat

Design: Ink painting of boat down the river

The base piece is lacquered black with metal decoration and has a purple and gold chrysanthemum silk top side

tea whisk (Chasen): 4

Vintage Japanese Ceramic Bell Dorei

5 cm wide cm x 5

Japanese Shinto Votive Bamboo Rake Kumade Ebisu Daikokuten Nangu Taisha BA851 hangiri Design: Ink painting of boatVintage Japanese Bamboo Decorative Rake This vintage Japanese bamboo decorative rake (kumade) features three masks for the following deities: Ebisu, Daikokuten, Okame (Ofuku). Ebisu and Daikokuten are part of the Seven Lucky Gods, and Okame is also a figure who brings luck and good fortune. This rake is likely from Nangu Taisha, a Shinto shrine. Brown, pink, red, white Bamboo, resin C1970 Item weight: 46 grams Packed weight: 400 grams Approx. 11 cm