Pair of Antique Japanese Temple Lacquer Plaques Jodo Shu Sect Enko Zendo Daishi Lacquerware or as part of a

or as part of a traditional Japanese antique collection

The inside features fine gold Maki-e of a Traditional Incense Burner (Koro)

and firefighters would pump vigorously to spray water onto flames

featuring an elegant inlay design that combines polished and matte finishes

and Sakakibara Yasumasa)

Pair of Antique Japanese Temple Lacquer Plaques Jodo Shu Sect Enko Zendo Daishi Lacquerware or as part of aPair of Antique Japanese Temple Lacquer Plaques Jodo Shu Sect "Enko Daishi" & "Zendo Daishi" WO564 This is a rare and powerful pair of authentic Buddhist Shogongu (temple ornaments), originally used to adorn the interior sanctuary of a Jodo Shu (Pure Land Sect) temple. These heavy wooden plaques were designed to be hung on pillars or walls flanking a central Buddhist altar. The Sacred Inscriptions: Enko Daishi (): The posthumous title of Honen Shonin,