Japan Antique Granite Stone “Kasuga” Shrine Lantern, 8′ Tall (96″) , Edo period, Circa 1850 Beautiful Example.
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An Antique Beauty.
Japan, a fine tall “Kasuga” temple shrine granite stone lantern with beautifully engraved designs, six pieces.
Dimensions: 96 inches tall and 34 inches diameter, six pieces
Period: Edo to Meiji period (1850-1890)
Quality: Very fine condition, fine details, carved from solid granite
The well proportioned carved stone lantern fashioned in six parts with a Classic Lotus kasuga and finial Hohju, light chamber Hibukuro, crane leg pole and well detailed base stone kiso.
Provenance: acquired from a 50 year old Shiga antique garden lantern collection
Stone lanterns, Ishidoro were introduced to Japan via Korea and China in the 6th century AD. They were used initially in temples and later shrines as votive lights. About the 16th century stone lanterns were adopted for secular purposes and designed and placed in the gardens of tea houses and private residences made famous by tea master Sen Rikkyu (1522-1592).
Many of our customers place oil candles inside the main section making a romantic and enjoyable decorative accent for entertaining friends and family. It’s a perfect choice for your indoor or outdoor garden space.
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