Japanese Buddhist Shakujo & Wakesa Set - Shikoku 88 Pilgrimage "Sendatsu" Rank Iron which is typical for copperware

which is typical for copperware

Stains: There are significant water stains (tide lines) visible

probably from the Meiji to early Showa period (Japan)

Viewing Stone / Object of Contemplation Its pierced form and rugged silhouette evoke caves or mountainous landscapes

Era:1960-1975

Japanese Buddhist Shakujo & Wakesa Set - Shikoku 88 Pilgrimage "Sendatsu" Rank Iron which is typical for copperwareJapanese Buddhist Shakujo & Wakesa Set Shikoku 88 Pilgrimage "Sendatsu" Rank This is a profound ritual set used in the world famous Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage (Ohenro). It includes a handheld Shakujo (sistrum) and a sacred Wakesa (Buddhist stole), previously owned by an experienced pilgrim of high standing. The "Sendatsu" Significance: The Wakesa bears the title "Gon Chu Sendatsu" (), a prestigious rank awarded to those who have completed the 88