[Product Description]
The Shin-kin hanging scroll is a Japanese-made hanging scroll.
A paper called honshi, on which a Buddhist image is drawn, is pasted onto thick paper, and the surrounding area is finished with red and purple cloth. It is completed by attaching metal fittings to the wooden shaft at the bottom. Each one is handmade in Kyoto. The combination of the main Buddha and attendant Buddhas varies by sect, so Buddhist altars are adorned with the main Buddha and attendant scrolls appropriate for each sect. The Kuji Myogo is a Myogo that represents the movement to cut off our evil thoughts. It is enshrined on the left side of the center of the Buddhist altar.

*Hanging scroll stand sold separately*
If your Buddhist altar does not have a hook for hanging scrolls, you will need a hanging scroll stand.
Hanging scroll stand here →Hanging scroll stand, small, for 20-dai


[Material]
Paper, Kinran (Chukin)

Country of origin: Japan

[Product Dimensions]
Height (excluding top cord): 19.8cm
Width of shaft ends (bottom rod): 10.7cm
Width of hanging scroll: 9cm
Weight: 20g

[Precautions for handling and care]
Folding or rolling is strictly prohibited as it will cause creases and wrinkles. Gently dust with a soft brush or brush with soft bristles, or a soft, dry cloth. Be careful when using a wet cloth, as the wet area may discolor.

We carry hanging scrolls for each sect (stand types are also available).
>> Click here for the 'Hanging Scroll Category (View all types of hanging scrolls for each sect)'