Offering Box Piggy Bank
Description
This unique piggy bank is based on the motif of an offering box at a shrine.
You can utilize it a home, but how about installing it in your store as a tip box?
Saving money in an offering box may have the effect of opening the door to good fortune for the fulfillment of your wish!
Offering box
An offering box is used to collect offerings at shrines and temples in Japan. When people visit shrines and temples, they toss coins in the offering box as money offered to the gods or bodhisattvas.
In Japanese, an offering box is called "saisen-bako (賽銭箱)."
An offering box is typically made by wood with a grate for the top cover.
Material
- Wood
Size
- 140mm x 100mm x 95mm
Review
Lucky goods
Why don't you decorate your room or store with lucky goods?
Increase your luck and make your wishes come true!
Let's make your businesss successful!
Kotobuki "寿”
Kotobuki is a Chinese character that originally meant "long life."
寿(Kotobuki) is widely used as a single character to express congratulations in Japan.
