Esho Funi

Solid poplar board

Day 1: Planing the boards smoothe

Day 1: Pieces dimensioned

Day 2: Pieces cut to size and planed smoothe

Measuring/cutting kumiko

Unfinished doors and kumiko

Poplar panel

Day 3: Doors completed

Day4: drawer completed

Day 5: pieces sanded smooth/clear-coated

Day 6: washi paper installed in doors

• Custom butsudan
• One-week build
• No nails, no screws, no power tools
• Prices beginning at $450
• Click here to watch a video of this butsudan being assembled

~ by calebnrogers on June 15, 2016.

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