Vintage Japanese Hand-Forged Singing Bowl Meditation Bright Tone 3"W Ainu It measures 3 1/4" in

It measures 3 1/4" in across by 2 1/2" tall (8 x 6

and white on black

Ema are charming wooden plaques found at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples in Japan

There is a natural lacquer on the outsides and inside of the box the carrying handle is attached to the bottom box

The Ainu people traditionally carved these Kubori Kuma for religious purposes revering the Bear as a deity

Vintage Japanese Hand-Forged Singing Bowl Meditation Bright Tone 3"W Ainu It measures 3 1/4" inVintage Japanese meditation singing bowl used in Buddhist and Shinto practice Japan, early to mid 20th century (circa 19201950)Dimensions: 3"W x 1. 5"H (7. 6 x 3. 8 cm) A vintage Japanese brass singing bowl traditionally used in meditation and ritual practice by Buddhist monks and Shinto priests. This small ceremonial bowl produces a clear, resonant tone when struck or circled with a striker, supporting seated meditation, purification rites, and