Japanese antique Zushi Cabinet with wood carving sculpture of lucky gods doll ,kamidana Japanese home shinto shrine 1930s H8.3in/H21cm

Japanese antique Zushi Cabinet with wood carving sculpture of lucky gods doll ,kamidana Japanese home shinto shrine 1930s H8.3in/H21cm.

This is a shrine called as "kamidana" that has been cherished in the store.
In Japan, it has long been customary to build a kamidana in a house or store to worship various gods and buddha.

Two traditional lucky gods are enshrined, "恵比寿" Ebisu and "大黒"Daikoku.
These are handmade wood carvings with excellent detail. This type of doll is often made of pottery, and wood carvings are rare.
"Ebisu" generally has a fishing rod on the right hand and a bream on the left side. There are various sayings, but those who deified and floated from the sea.
Also called the coming god.

"Daikokuten" is the god of food and wealth in Japan.
It is usually a smile with a lucky bag and a lucky hammer on a rice bag.
It is now a religious business god.

The door can be opened and the door face can be removed. There is a dent in part of the roof.

□ Size: H 8.3in × W 7.7in × D 4.3in （about H21cm×W19.5cm×D11cm ）
□ Weight : 21.1oz (600g)
□ Material : Wood

condition...
It is in good condition, but there are scratches and dirt due to aging. The overall look is blackened by smoke. There is a dent in part of the roof.

I list antiques that sometimes have chips, rubbings and cracks
as they are very old antiques so please check the images and understand the current
condition before buying.