Bill holder

Abstract

This item is a bill stand used to enshrine bills received at shrines and temples. The bill stand consists of a base that is placed on a flat surface and front and rear supports that are erected on the base at intervals. When viewed from the front, the front support is formed in a torii gate shape, and the rear support is formed in a rectangular plate shape with a curved upper side. As shown in the reference diagram showing the usage state, the bills can be held and enshrined in a state where they are leaned up between the front and rear supports. Each support is detachably attached to the base, and each part can be separated to store it compactly. In addition to bills, this item can also hold and enshrine, for example, amulets that fit between the front and rear supports.

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