A trapezoidal shape with a sense of stability that aligns your mind the moment you see it.

In the past, every family had a "kamidana". As the name suggests, it is a shelf for worshipping gods and is installed in homes and companies. Even if you don't go to a shrine, having a place where you can pray at any time and appreciate your daily peace and tranquility is a beautiful habit that leads to mental stability. It may be necessary for modern people who tend to be stressed with something. However, the traditional design of a Shinto shrine is difficult to match with the surrounding interior, and many people do not put it there for that reason. But would you like to decorate this modern design rather? This kandan, which can be installed without any discomfort in Japanese-style rooms as well as western-style rooms, is made by Sugimoto Furniture Co., Ltd., which has a workshop in Suruga, Shizuoka Prefecture.

The design looks like it's floating off a wall with a sacred atmosphere

It's not just a fancy shrine. The first step in setting up a Shinto altar is to put in the "shinsatsu" that you received at the shrine. The fact that it is designed to neatly store those bills means that you have a good understanding of its meaning in Shinto. Sugimoto furniture mainly manufactures furniture, but it has a vast lineup of Buddhist altars and Shinto shelves. For this reason, we have a wide range of Shinto altars, and we leave all the difficult manners to you, so anyone can easily decorate a magnificent Shinto altar.

Installation is easy with dedicated plasterboard equipment and installation guide

The plasterboard comes with special hardware and installation guides that can be securely fixed to the back side when hanging on the wall, making it safe and easy for anyone to install. It looks like it is floating, which is the origin of this product. The "Floating Kamidana Series" also has a variety of other products available, so please choose the one that best suits your image. Solid wood's beautiful grain elevates the sense of holiness every time you put your hands together.

You can choose whether or not to put it on a table, so the image of the same product will expand.

If you want to use it on a stand, we recommend installing the "with stand" type because the "without stand" type has only a 4cm depth and is prone to falling over. We have prepared two types of materials: walnut, which is a chic-looking deep-brown color, and japanese cypress, which is used for chase of drawers and other products because of its insect repellency. All of them are precious wood, which is used in luxury furnishings, and is the best material for Shinto altars. Walnut is painted with polyurethane, while japanese cypress is unpainted to maximize the appeal of each wood.

The appeal of solid wood from the two types of materials you can choose from

All of these materials are made of solid wood, so they will live on even after they are made into products. As the year's go by, an elegant luster is born and gradually grows into a mellow candy color, which is also a charm unique to solid wood. These large pieces of furniture made in precious wood are very expensive and hard to find, but this Shinto shrine is relatively affordable. This is a great piece that I would recommend in terms of incorporating beautiful solid wood furnishings into your daily life.

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