Yamato Ebony
This memorial tablet features a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern design.
It is made using weighty Tora wood and has an elegant yet simple design, including a stand decorated with Kyoto Opal.
It is a domestically produced, reliable memorial tablet.

[Size List]

	Total Height	Total Width	Depth	Plate Width
3.5 sun	14.4cm	6.0cm	3.2cm	4.0cm
4.0 sun	16.3cm	6.4cm	3.6cm	4.4cm
4.5 sun	18.5cm	7.4cm	3.8cm	5.0cm

*As it is a craft item, there may be slight deviations.

This memorial tablet is available in a Nasu seat variation.
Please select your preferred Kyoto Opal and add it to your shopping cart.

For a different material version of the memorial tablet, "Yamato Purple," click here.

[About Choosing a Memorial Tablet]
It is best to choose a size that matches the size of your Buddhist altar.
Generally, sizes from 4.0 sun (small altar) to 4.5 sun (medium altar) are popular. Sizes over 5.0 sun suit large altars.
Carefully measure whether the chosen memorial tablet can be placed in the space where it will be enshrined (usually the second tier from the top, left and right sides of the Buddhist altar).

[About Dimensions of Memorial Tablets]
The size of memorial tablets is generally expressed in "sun," such as 4 sun or 4.5 sun. One sun equals 3.03cm.
For example, a 4-sun memorial tablet has a "plate height" approximately equal to 4 (sun) × 3.03 (cm) = 12.12cm.
Please note that this dimension usually refers to the "plate height" and does not indicate the "total height" (height from top to bottom).

[Other Important Notes]
When actually placing the tablet in a Buddhist altar, the "total height" is important.
If you are concerned about the size, it is reliable to check how tall a memorial tablet can be placed in the actual enshrinement space.
Additionally, if you already have other memorial tablets enshrined, their size can often be used as a reference.
Please note that dimensions may vary slightly depending on the product.
Dimensions such as "total height" and "plate height" are detailed on each product page, so it is recommended to refer to those when making a decision.