Japanese Shinto Votive Bamboo Rake Vtg Snake Ema Nangu Taisha Kumade Ebisu BA850 edo period mostly made of dots and

mostly made of dots and fine frame lines

opened: 113 cm wide x 54 cm tall x 1

small vegetables like edamame pods

when the hotpot/shabushabu/stew/etc has fat or scum floating on the surface

Discoloration of white sections

Japanese Shinto Votive Bamboo Rake Vtg Snake Ema Nangu Taisha Kumade Ebisu BA850 edo period mostly made of dots andVintage Japanese Bamboo Decorative Rake This vintage Japanese bamboo decorative rake (kumade) features three masks for the following deities: Ebisu, Daikokuten, Okame (Ofuku). Ebisu and Daikokuten are part of the Seven Lucky Gods, and Okame is also a figure who brings luck and good fortune. A decorative wooden plaque (ema) with a snake is attached to the rake, as well as papers with the name of the shrine: Nangu Taisha. Ema is a small wooden plaque