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Buddhist Tenjin Wooden Polychrome Statue Zushi Shrine browse these categories for related items... All Items: Antiques:Regional Art:Asian:Japanese:Devotional Objects: Pre 1900: item # 788687 Please refer to our stock # B-001 when inquiring.
Japonisme Arts and Antiques 1-14-12, Ryoke, Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi, Saitama, JAPAN Oita,Osaka,Kyoto,Shiga,Tokyo,Saitama,Toyama,Sendai +81-90-7593-0315 Guest Book Sold out. Thank you very much! |
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A Meiji Period Votive Image of Buddhist Scholar Patron Saint - Tenjin. Deceased individuals are sometimes deified and thereafter worshipped as Tenjin (lit. "heavenly spirit" or "heavenly god"). Shrines devoted to Michizane Sugawara (845 - 903 AD) and to Emperor Meiji (1852 - 1912 AD) are the two most prominent examples of Tenjin shrines. Michizane (courtier in the Heian period) was deified after death, for his demise was followed shortly by a plague in Kyoto, said to be his revenge for being exiled. Michizane is the patron deity of scholarship, learning, and calligraphy. Above quoted from: http://www.onmarkproductions.com/html/shrine-guide.shtml Measurements for Zushi: Height x Width x Depth = 27 x 24 x 16.7 cm Shipping and Handling via EMS:
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