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1900's Japanese Meiji era, Chan Buddhism, Bronze Flute Player on Buffalo Censer English Pottery can provoke eternal death

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can provoke eternal death

Dimensions: Height: 3 1/2" Width: 2 1/2" Chain length: 6 1/2" Condition: In great age related condition

This Bell is heavy and nice

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1900's Japanese Meiji era, Chan Buddhism, Bronze Flute Player on Buffalo Censer English Pottery can provoke eternal deathWe are offering A Meiji period circa 1900's, Beautiful Japanese Bronze Censer (incense burner) of a Boy playing the Flute, returning home on the back of a Buffalo. (also referred as a water buffalo or an ox) This is a metaphor, in Japanese Zen, Chan Buddhism, about training the mind for enlightenment. The Bronze Censer has a wonderful patina and is traditionally made from cast bronze, of a Boy playing a Flute riding on the back of the Buffalo. Floral

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