Memorial Tablet, 4.5 inches. Height 21.4 cm, Width 10.3 cm, Depth 13.7 cm, 6 mm
Ihai (Memorial Tablet) - 4.5寸
Height: 21.4cm, Width: 10.3cm, Main body height: 13.7cm
Ihai are Buddhist ritual objects used to enshrine and honor the souls of individuals. They are considered important for ancestral veneration.
The posthumous Buddhist name (kaimyo) is inscribed on the front of the ihai.
Even without a kaimyo, you can create an ihai suitable for honoring a deceased person by using their secular name (zokumyo) followed by 之霊位 (no reii). Adding 之霊位 after the secular name is considered to have the same meaning as receiving a kaimyo.
If you wish to have the kaimyo and other details handwritten, we will do so free of charge. Please refer to the last image for examples.
After your purchase, please provide the kaimyo you wish to have handwritten, the posthumous title (e.g., Koji for men, Daishi for women), the date of death, the secular name (full name), and the age at death. We will then handwrite these details for you free of charge. Of course, you are also welcome to purchase the ihai alone.
We will also handwrite the date of death, secular name (full name), and age at death free of charge.
In the Kanto region, the kaimyo and date of death are typically inscribed on the front of the ihai, and the secular name and age at death on the back.
In the Tokai and western Japan regions, only the kaimyo is inscribed on the front of the ihai, with the secular name and age at death on the back.
There are regional differences. If you already have ancestral ihai, we can create yours to match their layout.
Height: 21.4cm, Width: 10.3cm, Main body height: 13.7cm
Ihai are Buddhist ritual objects used to enshrine and honor the souls of individuals. They are considered important for ancestral veneration.
The posthumous Buddhist name (kaimyo) is inscribed on the front of the ihai.
Even without a kaimyo, you can create an ihai suitable for honoring a deceased person by using their secular name (zokumyo) followed by 之霊位 (no reii). Adding 之霊位 after the secular name is considered to have the same meaning as receiving a kaimyo.
If you wish to have the kaimyo and other details handwritten, we will do so free of charge. Please refer to the last image for examples.
After your purchase, please provide the kaimyo you wish to have handwritten, the posthumous title (e.g., Koji for men, Daishi for women), the date of death, the secular name (full name), and the age at death. We will then handwrite these details for you free of charge. Of course, you are also welcome to purchase the ihai alone.
We will also handwrite the date of death, secular name (full name), and age at death free of charge.
In the Kanto region, the kaimyo and date of death are typically inscribed on the front of the ihai, and the secular name and age at death on the back.
In the Tokai and western Japan regions, only the kaimyo is inscribed on the front of the ihai, with the secular name and age at death on the back.
There are regional differences. If you already have ancestral ihai, we can create yours to match their layout.
Category
Butsudan (Buddhist Altars) & Buddhist Altar Accessories
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
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