Product Number: bu-69 [Size] Pair: 7.1 x 2.6 x 1.4 inches (18 x 6.7 x 3.5 cm); [Material] Series: ABS resin; Bowl: PET resin (dishwasher-safe); Paint Type: Kashew painting; Bowl: Urethane coating; Care for your ancestors. Buddhist serving is also said to be served by the Buddhist Buddhist serving dishes. Just the right size to place in front of a altar. By placing a Buddhist rice bowl or tea cup on the altar server, you can make it more careful and protect the altar from scratches and dirt rather than placing it directly. The traditional craft "Kishu Lacquerware". Altar is a tool used when visiting a altar. Originally used by monks, but with the spread of the altar, it became used by the general public. In daily life, matching hands and serving ancestors are also a long tradition of Japanese houses and a focal point of mind. Kishu Coki (Kishu Lacquerware) is said to be the beginning of the Muromachi period. The painting technique has been passed down to excellent lacquer workers, and has been designated for traditional crafts by the Department of Committee in 1955. This is a beautiful, durable, and easy to use coloring item. Please enjoy the beautiful coloring process. Made in Japan (Wakayama Prefecture)