Japanese Buddhist Costume Kesa Wagesa Hangesa Vtg Silver Gold Crest Temple BU903 Tea set Kashiki is a bowl or

Kashiki is a bowl or container that holds sweets that are eaten at Japanese tea ceremonies

This vase has a rough surface and a gray glaze

The box is very fragile

2 cm long x 4 cm wide x 7 cm tall

Words on the figurine: Participation award

Japanese Buddhist Costume Kesa Wagesa Hangesa Vtg Silver Gold Crest Temple BU903 Tea set Kashiki is a bowl orJapanese Buddhist Costume Kesa This is a Japanese Buddhist costume Wagesa or Hangesa. Wagesa, the surplice worn around the neck during a Shingon service. The term wagesa comes from the Sanskrit form of the word Kasaya, the robes worn by the disciples of the Buddha. Japanese Buddhist costume, Wagesa or Hangesa Wearing around the neck Gold embroideries of crests Silver Words on the inside kesa: Nohkotsu dan sho (burial ceremony) 1259 Comes with a paper