Japanese Buddhist tool Khakkhara Shakujo Buddhism temple Shinto BT241 -2 Hanging Scroll The "Kasedori" Festival: The central

The "Kasedori" Festival: The central figures are "Kasedori" dancers wearing Kendai (conical straw costumes)

exposing the base material underneath

Maki Haku (1924–2000)

this piece exemplifies the masterful coloring techniques of traditional Japanese copperware

It can also function as an oil lamp or as a single-flower bud vase

Japanese Buddhist tool Khakkhara Shakujo Buddhism temple Shinto BT241 -2 Hanging Scroll The "Kasedori" Festival: The centralJapanese Buddhist tool Khakkhara Shakujo Buddhism temple Shinto BT241 2 Description This is a Japanese Buddhist Khakkhara (Shakujo), a traditional monks staff used in temples and rituals. It features a beautifully crafted bronze head with multiple interlocking rings, symbolizing enlightenment and the voice of compassion in Buddhist practice. Features Type: Buddhist ritual staff (Khakkhara Shakujo) Material: Bronze and wood The top section is designed