Two Japanese Zushi (Traveling Shrines)

Meiji Period The larger opening to a wood carved figure dressed in formal gilt detailed, long, layered robes, the bearded face gazing downward with a furrowed brow beneath squared cap, a dragon's head

Two Japanese Zushi Traveling Shrines. Late 19th / Early 20th Century. Oval case opening to a gilt interior and carved wood deity Taller: 8 1/4" Shorter: 7 1/2"

Two Japanese Zushi Traveling Shrines. Early 20th Century. Oval case opens to a gilt interior and carved wood deity Taller: 4" Shorter: 3.5"

Japanese Meiji Zushi Traveling Shrine 15''x9.5''. A large gilt lacquered wood shrine with two seated buddha on a large throne. Platform with buddhas is loose and missing one small pedestal piece. Lock

A Japanese Zushi traveling shrine. 19th century Edo to early Meiji period. Gilt lacquer and wood cylinder shaped shrine having two hinged doors, mounted on a carved wood base and surmounted by a lacqu

Meiji period or earlier (19th century or earlier), the black lacquer shrine with hinged double-doors enclosing a gilt interior, fitted with carved and polychromed figures of the Buddha and two attenda

Three Traveling Shrines: Chinese & JapaneseThree traveling shrines: two Chinese lacquer composite; together with Japanese zushi with seated gilt wood interior; each with seated Buddha to center; H: 9

Japanese zushi, traveling shrine, featuring a wooden bodhisattva in a wooden case, overall (closed): 4"h x 1.75"w

Meiji era or earlier gilt embellished woodblock print on paper, a depiction of Amida Buddha descending from heaven with attendants, trimmed and laid down in a later lacquered and gilded shrine box. 10

Japanese zushi traveling shrine, antique, the black lacquer case opening to reveal a gilded interior and seated Amida Pure-Land Buddha atop a tiered lotus throne, in Abhaya mudra, in front of a flame

The first with a standing Buddha, the doors decorated with bodhisattva; the second with a Shitenno triad; the dish decorated with a pavilion and trees in a rocky landscape. (H: 6 1/4 in. (tallest shri

Fine Japanese Zushi Miniature Traveling Shrine 5.5''x2.25''. Interior has thousand arm standing guanyin with painted immortal scenes on doors. Light scattered wear. Overall excellent condition. 19th c

Black lacquer cabinet with painted and gilded bodhisattva. Few minor flakes on the exterior of the cabinet. Overall height approx. 11 1/2", figure is 10" high.

Japanese zushi (traveling Buddhist shrine), with wooden seated Kukai (Japanese, 774 -835), in black laquered case, overall (case) approx. : 6.75"h x 5"l x 4"d

Japan, ca. 19th century. The taller example has a standing figure of Buddha, the shorter depicts Fudu Mayoo and is adorned with elaborate gilt copper mounts. MEASUREMENTS Height of tallest: 3 1/2 inch

Circa 1930s, fitted with hinged double-doors enclosing a gilt interior, fitted with a carved gilt figure of the bodhisattva Kannon backed by a pierced scrolled mandorla, 41.5'' H x 17'' W x 15'' D, es

Zushi. Circa 1930-1960, fitted case with hinged doors enclosing a gilt and enamel interior. Carved gilt and lacquered figure of the bodisattra kennon raised on lotus base. Zushi- 3.375w x 2.5d x 7.75h

Pair Japanese Miniature Carved Wood ZushiPair of possibly antique, Japanese carved wood zushi (traveling shrines): the interiors with three large Buddhas seated center with smaller Bodhisattvas and de

Meiji-Taisho Period The zushi (Japanese traveling shrine) opening to a carved wood standing bodhisattva dressed in a long dhoti, the chest bare and draped in a long scarf, both with gilt pattern detai

19th Century. Japanese lacquer wood Zushi traveling shrine with wood carved Buddha standing on the top of a tiger. 5"H x 2 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D

Antique Japanese lacquered wood zushi traveling shrine; the interior with figure of the deity Aizen Myo-o/Ragaraja seated atop a lotus-form base; with intricate gilt and polychromed detail; Provenance

One with seated Buddha, the other with standing bodhisattva (H(taller): 7 3/4 in. )

A JAPANESE PARCEL GILT LACQUERED TRAVELING ZUSHI SHRINE, EDO PERIOD (1603-1868), parcel gilt, black lacquer, bronze mounted wood, contain carved wood deities on stands over a small incense drawer, the

PAIR OF JAPANESE ZUSHI SHRINES, EDO. Comprising two traditional black lacquer shrines each with gilt metal hardware. Featuring at top a Nichiren shrine depicting two carved gilt wood Buddha figures at