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Buddhist Jewel Kawara Temple Roof Tile c.1880 browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques:Regional Art:Asian:Japanese:Okimono:Pre 1900: item # 539021 Please refer to our stock # KA146 when inquiring.
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| The buddhist jewel or 'hoju' which appears as a tapering ringed pearl, symbolizes the compassion of the Buddha for all sentient beings. It is a buddhist symbol of purity and the void. Also known as the 'wish-granting gem', it represents the promise of being released from all desire, the ultimate goal of buddhist practise. This antique Japanese roof tile came from a buddhist temple in Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan. c.1880. (22" x 16") (55cm x 40cm) Very heavy item. EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $190. Can also be sent via seamail, please ask for quote. | ||
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