Late 19th Century Japanese Accounts Book (1) Cutting Boards and Washboards with specific traces of white

with specific traces of white and yellow paint on the body of the buddha

Due to the age of this mortar

They are then used for applying a bindi or tilak on the forehead during religious ceremonies or as a cultural mark

storing all sorts of domestic items

made by The Mường tribe

Late 19th Century Japanese Accounts Book (1) Cutting Boards and Washboards with specific traces of whiteThis is a perfect example of a Japanese accounting book. Originating in the late 19th century, this book would have been used to hold information and data about the particular business. The lettering on the front translates to 'account book' and we believe the name of the owner is written on the back. In this case it is 'Honmizushima'. Nowadays, they can be used as wall art, to add an oriental feel to your home! The dimensions of this are as follows: