Large Antique Japanese Temple Gong Surigane 1861 Late Edo Period Kyoto 2.45kg Copper Japanese folk art collections

Japanese folk art collections

Originally a sign of mass production for commonware

Usage & Decor Ideas These versatile stands can be used individually or layered together (as seen in the photos) to create dynamic heights for your displays

a thick multi-colored worship rope

Large Antique Japanese Temple Gong Surigane 1861 Late Edo Period Kyoto 2.45kg Copper Japanese folk art collectionsThis is a rare and exceptionally substantial Surigane (), a traditional Japanese flat gong, originating from the historic temples of Kyoto. While smaller versions of this instrument are commonly seen in folk festivals, this professional grade piece is significantly larger and heavier, designed for use in a temple or shrine setting. The storage box bears the inscription "Nenbutsu kane" (), indicating its sacred use as an accompaniment to the chanting