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Custom Design Butsudans
Mahogany Crane Butsudan
$1,200
Hand carved solid Mahogany wood, finished in the color of your choice from a wide variety
Production Date 07/29/09
Price includes shipping within the continental US
To order or for more information call 1-877-884-3387
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Our butsudans can be customized in any way you want. Choose from what kind of wood, dimensions, finish and color you want yours to be. For small spaces and by popular request the top part of any of our models is available. Choose from a wide variety of colors & custom sizes. Butsudans are available in pine, alder & oak woods.
To order or for more information call 1-877-884-3387
Two Crane Custom Butsudan
Two Crane Custom Butsudan
Price: $1,995 including shipping-delivery in the continental USA
Beautiful Alder Wood Butsudan, Natural Stain Standard Finish
Customizing available, other woods, finish & stain colors.
To order or for more information call 1-877-884-3387
Custom Asian-Southwestern Butsudan
Custom Asian-Southwestern Butsudan
Beautiful Crane & Sunburst Butsudan, With Natural Stain.
Custom Contemporary BUTSUDANS for the American way of life
Placitas
Custom Southwest Style Butsudan
Custom Butsudan "White"
$350
Sugar Pine Wood, Finished In The Color Of Your Choice
Price includes shipping within the continental US
To order or for more information call 1-877-884-3387
Rio Rancho
Custom Southwest Butsudan, Oak Wood
Member of SGI-USA
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Butsudan, A Definition
A butsudan (仏 壇) is a shrine found in religious temples and homes of Japanese and other Buddhist cultures. A butsudan is a wooden cabinet with doors that enclose and protect a religious icon, typically a statue or a mandala scroll.
The doors are opened to display the icon during religious observances. A butsudan usually contains subsidiary religious items called "butsugu," such as candlesticks, incense burners, bells, and platforms for placing offerings.
Butsudan is a Buddhist shrine ranging from many sizes usually found in temples and homes. The Butsudan is a Japanese word that means Buddha's (butsu) House (dan)." The shrine is placed in the temple or home as a place of worship to the Buddha, the Law of the Universe, etc. Scrolls (honzon) or statues are placed in the butsudan and prayed to morning and evening. Zen Buddhists also meditate before it.
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