Custom
Contemporary BUTSUDANS for the American way of life
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so you all know who is designing and hand carving your furniture.
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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.
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Custom Contemporary Butsudans
