Japanese Ceramic Morishio Purifying Salt Plate Shinto Morijio Dish Charm Y294 kanzashi Christianity

Christianity

Some tape repair to assist in holding it together

This vintage Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku or makimono) represents a monochrome mountain scenery

likely as a representation of the Japanese saying "hyotan kara koma ga deru" which translates to "a horse comes out from a gourd"

10 cm long x 5

Japanese Ceramic Morishio Purifying Salt Plate Shinto Morijio Dish Charm Y294 kanzashi ChristianityVintage Japanese Morisho Salt Plate This is a vintage Japanese ceramic morishio salt dish. Also called morijio, this small round white plate is meant to be placed near doorways in businesses or restaurants as a means to ward off or absorb any evil or negative spirits or energy. The salt is typically arranged in a cone shape and when it becomes old or breaks apart, the salt is washed away with clean water. White Ceramic, pottery C1970 Item weight: 48