👉 Shirakashi is a Japanese word that translates to "crown" in English. It refers to a type of wooden sculpture or figurine commonly found on temples, shrines, and other religious structures, often depicting a deity's head with an ornate crown or veil. In traditional Japanese culture, the creation of these sculptures was seen as a way to honor and venerate the divine, often incorporating intricate details such as intricate patterns, geometric shapes, and symbolic imagery. The use of wood
