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1900's Japanese Meiji era, Chan Buddhism, Bronze Flute Player on Buffalo Censer Painting with several sewing and other

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Description

with several sewing and other attachments

He rose to great esteem in 1840's & 50's

employees and a few intellectuals like Pita Amor

It has one replaced link on the chain and possibly the pin

but we are unable to identify it

1900's Japanese Meiji era, Chan Buddhism, Bronze Flute Player on Buffalo Censer Painting with several sewing and otherWe 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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