From his pseudonym and refined painting style, one might mistakenly think he was an Edo period painter. However, Komura Settai (1887-1940) was an artist who vividly navigated the turbulent periods...
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*Although they are new, there may be scratches or uneven paint from the time of production, and those purchased in Vietnam may have graffiti on the main body. We purchase these items with the belief that they will give you a sense of the local area, so please only purchase if you can enjoy these aspects as well.
*We have opened the product once to check that it works.
*The packaging is so dirty that it is hard to believe it is new when purchased locally. If you do not need it, please let us know.
* Requires 3 AA batteries (sold separately)
Hoa Sen | Buddhamachine
This is the Vietnam issue version of "Buddha Machine" containing 8 songs.
The illustration of lotus flowers is beautiful, and the cover jacket has "chanting machine" written on it in Vietnamese, and it is a beautiful piece with an image of the Three Saints of the West.
You can also enjoy it as an interior decoration!
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