A new form of buddhist altar that blends well with the interior

At first glance it seems to be a simple storage case, but it is actually a Buddhist altar. The product has been made compact so that it can blend into everyday life without disturbing the installation site. This was born in Wakaba Fugi, a long-established restaurant that has been operating since 1947, in Hiroshima, Fuchu, one of Japan's leading producers of furniture. Fuchu has explosively become known as a producer of luxury furniture, including wedding furniture. Today, Fuchu continues to be popular both in Japan and abroad in collaboration with designers. It's not just high-class furniture, but also wood knot and colors. The company's stance of not wasting its limited resources is a sign of its sincerity toward materials. Enjoy the fusion of traditional construction methods with contemporary designs, with a personality suitable for long loved ones.

By the direction of opening the door, two sects can be enshrined

If a married couple has different denominations, it seems that in the past they often matched the denomination where they married. Recently, however, we have respected both of them and sometimes enshrined two Buddhist altars side by side. In that case, it takes a very large space, so I recommend SIU, a buddhist altar that allows you to combine two sects into one. It is designed to be worshipped only by those who worship different sects on the right and left sides and open the sliding door. If you proceed according to the procedure carefully, it is never a bad thing to summarize.

A daily life where you can enjoy the beauty of red oak and japanese cypress

We have prepared two types of materials: Red Oak, which gives you a gorgeous bright color, and japanese cypress, which has a fine-grained skin and a distinctive aroma. All of these are precious wood that have been loved around the world since ancient times. You can also choose between two types of doors: light and dark. The designer is Makoto Koizumi. He worked on all of the designs related to everyday life, from architecture to chopstick rests. In 2015, he won the Japan craft Exhibition Grand Prize. Currently, he is also a professor emeritus at Musashino Art University, and continues his energetic activities.

A hidden box below the Shumidan that delivers important items

Shumidan refers to the stand that creates the tallest place at the back of the butsudan. The small hidden box set up on that side is the perfect place to store your precious items. You can store not only memorable items but also seals and important documents safely. Solid wood also has a humidifying effect, so it is resistant to mold and insects, and has the characteristic of minimizing the deterioration of valuables. It is a small, beautiful small box where you can feel the gentleness enveloped by the blessings of nature.

Elegant and luxurious slat Japanese paper is green and enji color

By changing the colors on the back to the left and right, different sects were created without hesitation. The material is made of carefully strained Japanese paper, and the color of the paper is a calm green and emotional color. We are particular about the elegant colors and texture that can be adapted to any sect. Of course, they also worship their beloved pets. It is a Buddhist altar that can be used in everyday life without making a change and bring to mind the appearance of the day. The compact-sized, wide 56.5cm is a specialty that I would particularly recommend for those who have moved in a lot.