Japanese Shrine

Antique Japanese lacquer Butsudan which is a home altar or shrine with heavily gilded interior, circa 19th century.

Gilded and lacquered shrine in the form of a pagoda, with a carved frieze featuring dragons. red-lacquered roof with timber and metal ho-ho bird finial.

Made of bronze, a near pair of Japanese candleholders each
different in details but similar in size and proportion make them even more interesting than an exact pair.

Japanese Woodblock Print

This Japanese traveling shrine is often referred to as a Zushi and is rare for several important reasons.

Lacquer red is a traditional color of Torii gates, erected on the approach to every Shinto shrine. The Japanese believe that passing under the gate purifies the heart of the worshipp...

Although the shrine was known for its festivals, Hiroshige shows this historical place eerily still at dawn, a quiet scene of just a few shrine attendants looking up at the morning sky.

Collected at shrine auction in Japan.

The sando (ceremonial entranceway) is crammed with three large floats, each weighing more than a ton, being carried from the Shrine by boisterous teams of loincloth-clad young men, j...

They are thought to have originally used for offerings, but a very large number of these trays have been preserved that were mass produced at Japanese temples and shrine as place-set...

Close to Ise Bay, the station welcomed travellers from both land and sea who wished to pass through to the capital or visit Ise Shrine, Japan's most sacred place of worship. Kunisada...

The source that popularized this pictorial maxim is a 17th century carving over a door of the famous Tosho-gu shrine in Nikko, Japan.

This beautiful Japanese shrine is from Kyoto, Japan and is made from Kiri wood.

In traditional Japanese culture, a pair of foxes typically flank Inari's shrine in Kyoto.

An 18th/19th century Japanese red lacquer traveling shrine depicting the god Bishamonten (God of war, warriors and wealth) and two attendants.

This is probably the one that was displayed near the ceiling of buildings such as Japanese shrines and temples. In Japan, such rectangular sculptures are called "Ranma".

Made in the 19th century, this Japanese shrine was likely acquired by a Buddhist follower on a religious pilgrimage.

Made in the 19th century, this petite Japanese shrine was likely acquired by a Buddhist follower on a religious pilgrimage.

The upper part of the decoration is uniquely designed to evoke a Japanese shrine. Our top craftsmen have repaired the entire structure and drawers to ensure smooth operation.

The simple exterior of even black lacquer that encases this 19th century Japanese traveling shrine belies the splendor within.

This furniture was produced with the same tradition and advanced techniques as Japanese shrines. Our top-notch craftsmen have repaired the entire structure and drawers.

This piece was finished by a highly skilled Japanese craftsman called a "sashimono-shi". It is made by applying the techniques used to build Japanese shrines.

Introducing a masterpiece from Japan's Taisho era, crafted using techniques akin to those employed in Japanese shrines.

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. It is sturdy and does not wobble.

This furniture was produced with the same traditional and advanced techniques as Japanese shrines. Our top-notch craftsmen have repaired the entire structure and drawers to ensure...

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. Our craftsmen have carefully repaired it.

This architectural artifact dates to mid-20th century Japan as an integral part of Buddhist worship. The offering stand was once used in butsudans, Japanese shrines built for honorin...

The elegant saber legs reference the typical Japanese shrine. Also, be aware that oak was a very precious and prestigious wood in Japan.

This is an antique Japanese Drawer from the Taisho era, This furniture was made with the same tradition and advanced techniques as Japanese shrines.

It is made using traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The material is high-quality zelkova wood.

It is made with the traditional technique used in Japanese shrines. The material is high-quality zelkova wood.

It is made with the traditional technique used in Japanese shrines. The material is high-quality zelkova wood.

This furniture was made with the same tradition and advanced techniques as Japanese shrines. In Japan, it was called a tansu (chest of drawers) and used to store tableware.

Jacaranda coffee table, Brazil, 1960s Sergio Rodrigues, Jorge Zalszupin, Joaquim Tenreiro, Lina Bo Bardi are some of Brazil's amazing modern designers. Reminiscent of a Japanese ...

The elegant saber legs reference to the typical Japanese shrine. Also be aware that oak was a very precious and prestigious wood in Japan.  

This furniture is made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. It is made of high quality oak wood.

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. Our craftsmen have carefully repaired it.

A Japanese dresser made in the Taisho era. This furniture was made with the same tradition and advanced technology as Japanese shrines.

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The material is high-quality oak wood.

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. High quality Japanese oak wood is used.

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. High quality Japanese oak wood is used.

Adorned with intricate decorations reminiscent of sculptural masterpieces, it is crafted using techniques employed in Japanese shrines, ensuring authenticity and precision.

Shot in profile it's reminiscing of a Japanese shrine, being a perfect example for a wabi sabi integrated decor In original condition.  

Constructed using traditional Japanese techniques, the same as those employed in building Japanese shrines, it embodies the serene beauty of wabi-sabi.

This furniture is made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. This furniture has a joining technique called "ken-dome".

This furniture was produced using the same traditional and advanced techniques used in the manufacture of Japanese shrines. Our top-notch craftsmen have repaired the sliding doors...

Structurally, it is very well made, and was produced using traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The carved design, which was often produced in the Taisho period (1912-...

Created using the same techniques employed in Japanese shrines, this piece ensures both authenticity and structural integrity.

It was likely once displayed in a private interior Japanese shrine. Dimensions: 12 inches tall and 6 inches wide Hand carved from Granite, a spiritual talisman to hold and touc...

This furniture is made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The top panel is made of a single piece of high-quality zelkova wood(Japanese Unique Wood).The Ja...

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The top panel is made of a single piece of cherry wood, a high-grade wood.

This furniture was made by applying traditional techniques used in Japanese shrines. The top panel is made of a single piece of zelkova, a high-grade wood.

Shinto shrines are rarely available today and this one is a fine (and large) example. The shrine is from Meiji period (1868 - 1912 A.D.). Gilt bi-folded doors and a exquisitely carve...

This acorn shaped shade is a favorite. The style was mainly used as lighting for dentists. The shape is very pleasing and makes a perfect simple sconce. The thick prismatic glass giv...

Classic, elegant, with a perfectly imperfect touch. We just love our new porcelain Parasol Fluted Pendants. Inspired by a vintage pie cover, we designed them to hang over our kitchen...

Japanese antique Zataku low table for 4 people, a set of tabletop & wooden leg frame. Aimed to make as Kotatsu table (heat table with brazier) in winter. Tabletop material is ma...

Precious and versatile, this version of the Hyo Table is hand crafted from solid walnut. The unique beauty of urban walnut as a solid volume makes a statement as well as offering uni...

Set of striking dining chairs by Henning Kjærnulf, made of oak and boucle. Refreshing design with bold Baroque coming together nicely with Mid-Century Modernism. Model: Razorblade ...

This collection is shaped from clay sourced from the Sierra Madre mountains in Oaxaca. Local legend holds that the clay is blessed. Before firing, each piece is meticulously burnish...

Pata de Elefante Large Floor Lamp — Atomic Collection by Isabel Moncada Floor-standing and fully commanding, the Pata de Elefante Large brings the iconic ""Elephant's Foot"" silhoue...

This low table was loved by craftsmen as a "workbench" during the Meiji period. The wood grain, which has deepened with age, is reminiscent of the warm lifestyle of that time. A cu...

Bloom Home inc has over 2000 items in stock ready for immediate shipping, scroll down to view all of our items! Size: 59” rd. X 29-1/2”h Custom made reclaimed elm wood dining table, ...

Side Table Rattan Drape with all structure in rattan in natural finish.

Set of striking dining chairs by Henning Kjærnulf, made of oak and honey coloured lambskin. Refreshing design with bold Baroque coming together nicely with Mid-Century Modernism. M...

This is an antique wooden low table from the Meiji period (1986-1912). The curved legs are beautiful. It was used as a workbench by craftsmen at the time. The material is high-qual...