Vintage 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 (spirits or gods) are thought to receive them.
- White, blue, red, black
- Wood
- C1980
- Characters: 百壽百福 ?, 法橋永海筆 ?
- Item weight: 50 grams
- Packed weight: 200 grams
- Approx. 17.7 cm wide x 11 cm tall x 0.8 cm thick
- Good condition considering its age. Some scratches, dents and marks. Discoloration on the cord. Wear and tear due to age. Please see the photos.
- We acquired this item from an old family estate sale in Nagoya, Japan
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About Us: We are Dan and Maiko. Since moving to Japan in 2001, we have gained a vast knowledge of Japanese antiques and vintage items. We are excited to offer you a delightful glimpse of the beauty that Japan has to offer. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
