Shingu Misu (Sacred Curtain) Width 102 x Drop 39cm Custom Order for Shinto Shrine, Buddhist Room, or Tokonoma

Shingu Misu (Sacred Curtain) - Width 102 x Drop 39 cm, Custom Order, for Shinto Shrines, Buddhist Altars, and Tokonoma (Alcoves)

Size: Approx. Width 102 x Drop 39 cm
Specifications: With tassels and metal fittings

This is a large Misu that spans one ken (approx. 1.8 meters).
A high-quality sudate (bamboo blind) used in Shinto shrines, Buddhist temples, and noble residences.
It is used as a furnishing to demarcate sacred spaces from the secular world.
Characterized by woven bamboo strips, a border made of prestigious fabrics such as Donsu or Yamato Nishiki, and hanging tassels.
Sometimes, yellow-dyed bamboo is used for its protective properties.
Misu for Buddhist altars are ideal for concealing the gap between the lintel of the Buddhist room and the altar, lending a dignified appearance to the room.
In places like Kyoto, domestically produced items crafted by skilled artisans are sold.

This is a long-term storage item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive.

Style: Japanese, Classic/Antique Style

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