Today we continue to improve on butsudan design by making pieces that address the different needs and preferences of our customers. Our goal is to create pieces that support and inspire our customers’ daily Buddhist practice.

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This VL-50 butsudan is designed to fit the standard or larger special okatagi gohonzon. When the VLT-50 Stand opens via magnetic stoppers, it reveals ample space to store all your buddhist accessories.

Our Splash Butsudan is a perfect Starter butsudan. This butsudan comes with a wall mountable hinges and available in 3 popular finishes!

Morning Sun has a long tradition of Butsudan design and creation that goes back over 200 years. Click here to learn more!

Created for small spaces, this unique butsudan includes all the essentials to house a gohonzon and tools for your practicing needs. The Tower's slim and sleek design is perfect for tight spaces and corners, yet it commands the presence and attention of a much larger butsudan.

The Maple Galaxy's lacquered finish and slick design are perfect for a modern but small space. It fits regular and special Okatagi Gohonzons and has a discreet Omamori compartment at it's base. Dimensions: Butsudan H 31"x W 13 3/4" Table H 32 1/2" W 36" Top Mounted led light included.

This butsudan was created using Mahogany, a material used in traditional classic furniture. Although it has a modern design, its red, dark tones give the Mahogany the regal presence of traditional furniture. It includes a top mounted flourescent light.

The Traditional delivers a beautiful presence to any home. The top of the butsudan resembles a beautiful pagoda, and when viewed with closed doors, the dual center pillars create a nice accent. The Butsudan has a top-mounted fluorescent light, and the doors open fully to provide an unrestricted view of the central area from any angle.

Morning Sun has a long tradition of Butsudan design and creation that goes back over 200 years. Click here to learn more!