(B-57) Shinto Altar Cloud Calligraphy Buddhist Altar Japanese Paper Sky Good Luck Decoration Gold Ink Obon Festival

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Written as Ten (Heaven) for Shinto altars and Buddhist altars.

When there is a room or hallway above a Shinto altar, it is considered disrespectful to the gods because people would be walking above them.

Therefore, by attaching the characters Ten, Sora (Sky), or Kumo (Cloud) to the ceiling above the Shinto altar, you can indicate that the space is indeed that, and avoid being disrespectful. This is an old and polite custom, and we hope you will make use of it.

The size is approximately 13.0 cm (height) x 12.3 cm (width).
Written in gold ink on elegant, beautiful white Japanese paper with a pattern. ?

This is not something that can be mass-produced by machine; it is a handmade piece, one of a kind in the world, created with care and time. (*^^*)

Would you like to offer this to the gods or your ancestors?

As many similar works are being sold, there have been many recent questions about whether it is handwritten or a copy. This is my original handwritten piece, written in ink. It is not a copy. ?

I hope this will be of service to you. ?

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