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Genuine Japanese woodblock print of a seated geisha stringing an instrument

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The delicate swirling patterns within each marble are unique

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Buddhist Stone Mold (8th–12th Century) – Rare Votive Casting Artifact seawar Genuine Japanese woodblock print ofAntique Buddhist Stone Mold (8th12th Century) Rare Votive Casting Artifact This rare and historically significant stone mold, likely made of terracotta or sandstone, was used for casting small Buddha figurines for religious devotion. Dating from the 8th to 12th century, it originates from India or Southeast Asia, where such molds were commonly used to create votive tablets and statues for temples, monasteries, and pilgrimage sites. The mold depicts a