Japanese Buddhist Altar Porcelain Flower Vase Vtg Hanatate Kabin White BA929 chaire The princess holds a paper

The princess holds a paper fan with thread streamers and the prince comes with a few accessories including a plastic sword

Characters from  Japanese novel Konjikiyasha

Packed weight: 2101 grams

Kanji on the lid: 金魚 (goldfish)

Japanese Buddhist Altar Porcelain Flower Vase Vtg Hanatate Kabin White BA929 chaire The princess holds a paperJapanese Buddhist Altar Fitting Butsugu Butsudan This is a porcelain flower vases, hanatate sakakitate, for Buddhist altars. This particular vase has a simple, smooth, tapered shape. It features a solid white glaze with no other decoration. It is common to offer a range of seasonal and symbolic flowers in front of a Buddhist altar. In addition, it is also a vessel for Sakaki leaves or Shashagi leaves in Shinto. The meaning of offering sakaki tree