2 imagesTakaoka Butsugu Black-Gloss Brass Lion-Foot Tabletop Incense Burner
獅子足机上香炉 香呂 線香立て 真鍮製 黒光色 こっこうしょく 仕様 5号 5寸 伝統工芸品の富山県高岡仏具 【20260527】
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Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings
Japanese name高岡仏具
In Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture, Buddhist altar fittings sit within a metalworking area shared with tea utensils and flower vessels, shaped by casting, finishing, polishing, coloring, engraving, wholesalers, and workshop roles.
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2 imagesTakaoka Butsugu Gold-Polished Brass Lion-Foot Tabletop Incense Burner
獅子足机上香炉 香呂 線香立て 真鍮製 金 磨き仕様 5号 5寸 伝統工芸品の富山県高岡仏具 【20260527】
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2 imagesTakaoka Butsugu Brass Gold Lion-Foot Incense Burner
獅子足机上香炉 香呂 線香立て 真鍮製 金 磨き仕様 6号 6寸 伝統工芸品の富山県高岡仏具 【20260527】
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Takaoka Butsugu in a City of Casting and Surface Work
Takaoka butsugu begins with Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture. The copperware promotion cooperative is based in Otaya-machi, while members of the Takaoka Butsugu Wholesale Cooperative appear across Niban-machi, Chokeiji, Daiku-nakamachi, Rokke, Uchimende, Miyuki-machi, Otemachi, Hongo, Omachi, Nomura, and Toiyamachi. Those addresses and roles turn the name into a citywide metalcraft family, supported by wholesalers, makers, finishers, polishers, colorists, engravers, metal suppliers, and prototype or design workers.
Compiled from public records and official sources; see the recognition links below. Details may change over time.
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Where this product is officially registered, designated, or recognized in Japan.
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FAQ
What is Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings called in Japanese?
It is written as 高岡仏具 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
What is Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings?
Takaoka butsugu is a Buddhist altar-fitting product family within the metalworking area of Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture. Takaoka's casting techniques have been rooted for about 400 years, and local production includes tea utensils, flower vessels, Buddhist altar fittings, and other metal goods. The family is best understood through citywide wholesalers and roles such as casting, finishing, polishing, coloring, engraving, metal supply, and prototype design.
What makes Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings distinct, and why is it a Toyama specialty?
Takaoka butsugu is tied to Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture, where the copperware promotion cooperative is based in Otaya-machi. Members of the Takaoka Butsugu Wholesale Cooperative are listed across neighborhoods including Niban-machi, Chokeiji, Daiku-nakamachi, Rokke, Uchimende, Miyuki-machi, Otemachi, Hongo, Omachi, Nomura, and Toiyamachi. Connected organizations around Takaoka copperware include the Takaoka Butsugu Wholesale Cooperative and the Takaoka Butsugu youth group. Takaoka copperware craftsperson and technician groups are connected to technique exchange, transmission and improvement, recognition, successor training, and technique preservation.
How do you care for Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings?
Keep craft pieces out of direct sunlight, damp, and sharp temperature swings, and store them where they won't knock against anything. Wood, bamboo, lacquer, and paper don't tolerate water — wipe any moisture off immediately. Specific care notes are on the listing.
Is Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings a good gift or something to take home?
Most options are shelf-stable, boxed, and travel well, so they suit gifting or bringing home. Confirm the final storage and delivery terms on the Rakuten listing.
Where can I buy Takaoka Buddhist altar fittings?
On Rakuten: the shops listed here right now are 三好佛具店. We don't sell directly; purchase, payment, stock, and delivery are all handled on the Rakuten product page.