Japanese Stone lantern, Kasuga-doro (Kasuga type) 1

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Japanese Stone lantern, Kasuga-doro (Kasuga type) 1
Age (Estimated) : Momoyama Period (1573-1603)
Material : Mikage stone, Granite (Hyogo)
Height : 2150mm / 84.7in
Shade Width : 880-900mm / 34.7-35.4in
Fire box : Length : 350mm / 13.8in
Post : Length : 810mm / 31.9in, Width : 280-340mm / 11-13.4in
Base : 800-900mm / 31.5-35.4in
Consisting of 6 stone parts (Assembly required)
Condition : Antique
*Approximate dimensions

Japanese stone lantern, Toro 
Japanese traditional outdoor lighting equipment made of stone. Originally used for lanterns in shrines and temples, it has also been used for ornamental purposes in tea gardens and general gardens since the Momoyama period (1573-1603).

Kasuga-doro (Kasuga type)
A lantern with a circular rod and a hexagonal firebox. It is called Kasuga-doro (Kasuga type) because it is often used at Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara. It also features a sculpture related to Kasuga Taisha Shrine on the surface of the firebox.

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**For photos with processed backgrounds, it may be slightly different from the actual one because it has been modified to make the shape stand out.