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Set of two objects comprising a small red-and-gold lacquered wooden Budsudan that opens to reveal a Buddhist deity depicted seated on a lotus-shaped pedestal amid mountain peaks, and a bronze tripod incense burner with a brown patina featuring motifs of dragons, birds, bamboo; the lid’s shishi-shaped handle holds a ball; Japan, Meiji period; H. 17 cm. H. 21.5 cm (damage and missing parts; the deity is likely a later addition; damage to one of the incense burner’s handles).
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