Minimalist and refined design. The "Kamidana" and "Butsudan" by Masanori Oji | Kawabe Tenrendan
DESIGN / PRODUCT
February 28, 2017

Minimalist and refined design. The "Kamidana" and "Butsudan" by Masanori Oji | Kawabe Tenrendan


Kawanabe Shurendan | Kawabe Tenrendan


A Sacred Aura Residing in a Simple Frame of Tamo Wood




Located in Minamikyushu City, Kagoshima Prefecture, on the southern tip of the Satsuma Peninsula, Kawabe Town is known for its prosperity as a center for Buddhist altar manufacturing, a craft passed down to younger generations. To explore new possibilities within the seven essential techniques of altar making, local artisans have formed "Kawanabe Shurendan" in collaboration with creators.


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In collaboration with Masanori Oji (Oji & Design), they present a "Kamidana" (Shinto altar) and "Butsudan" (Buddhist altar) featuring simple frames. The design, evoking a sense of sacred boundary, imbues the objects placed within with a divine atmosphere. Both are crafted from durable tamo wood. The "Kamidana" includes a glass top to protect the amulet from dust. Available in two finishes: oil and urushi lacquer.


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Framed Kamidana
Size | W285×H279×D105mm
Oil Finish | ¥17,100 (excl. tax)
Urushi Lacquer Finish | ¥49,100 (excl. tax)

Framed Butsudan
Size | W285×H225×D105mm
Oil Finish | ¥16,100 (excl. tax)
Urushi Lacquer Finish | ¥48,100 (excl. tax)











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Kawanabe Shurendan


http://www.kawanabe-syurendan.com/