Hasegawa Buddhist Altar, Octagonal Flower Offerings with Gold Leaf (Size 2.5), 1 Pair [For Otani Sect of Shinshu (East)], Made In Japan

[Octagonal Offerings] Octagonal offerings are primarily used by the Shinshu Otaniha (East Buddhist sect). They are easy to handle and affordable, making them widely used. They are primarily used by the Shinshu Otaniha (East Buddhist sect). [Features] The gold leaf is resistant to fading with a light wipe with a cloth. However, over the years (20 years or more), the color tends to fade or become silvery. [Material & Finish] Plastic, Gold Leaf [Product Dimensions] Total Height: 123 mm, Height without mullion: 95 mm, Diagonal Outer Dimensions of Mullion: 87 mm, Diagonal Inner Dimensions without Mullion: 75 mm, Diagonal Outer Dimensions of Base: 57 mm. *Some inaccuracies may occur. [Notes] Sold as a pair (2 pieces). [Approximate Size of Buddhist Altar] Stand-mounted Buddhist Altar, Sizes 18-24 (Width: Approximately 60-84 cm) *The color may appear different depending on your viewing environment.