Esho Funi

Kanna Butsudan #1

• No nails. No screws. No metal hardware
• Swinging doors
• Two drawers
• Original design
• Poplar, alder and walnut
• Handmade using traditional Japanese handtools
• Suitable for standard okatagi gohonzon

Kanna Butsudan #2

• Suitable for standard okatagi gohonzon
• Original design
• Swinging doors
• Handmade using traditional Japanese handtools
• No nails. No screws. No metal hardware
• Poplar, alder and walnut

Nomi Butsudan #1

• Sliding doors
• No nails. No screws. No metal hardware
• Original design
• Handmade using traditional Japanese handtools
• Shoji style doors
• Suitable for standard okatagi gohonzon

If interested in purchasing one of these butsudans, please send an email to eshofunibutsudans@gmail.com

• Doors to be finished with Japanese kumiko designs and rice paper
• Shown below are pictures of previously completed doors with varying kumiko patterns

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