This is a product set that includes a stand for the Vajra Buddha of Shingon Buddhism.
Compared to traditional hanging scrolls, it allows for a neat and modern way to enshrine, making it recommended for contemporary or simple Buddhist altars.

Kobo Daishi (right) refers to the founder of Shingon Buddhism (Kukai), and is enshrined on the right side of the upper tier of the Buddhist altar.
Fudo Myo (left) is a Buddha that works as a messenger of Dainichi Nyorai, and is enshrined on the left side of the upper tier of the Buddhist altar.

The "Stand Kakyo Rinne" is a wooden stand frame.
Since the hanging scroll itself is contained within a frame design, it does not easily warp or bend like paper-made hanging scrolls.
The surface is protected by an acrylic plate, making it easy to clean.

The color of the stand frame is available in two colors: wall color and light color.
You can choose according to your preference to match the color tone of your Buddhist altar.
Of course, you can choose a color close to the altar's tone or create contrast with the altar's color.

The acacia wood used for the wall color features a deep hue, and is a popular wood used in furniture and wooden tableware.
The tamo wood used for the light color has a distinct and beautiful grain, and is a precious wood used in high-end furniture.

【Size】 Width 10 × Depth 5 × Height 20.5 (cm)
【Material】
Stand paper: paper, acrylic
Rinne (wall color): solid acacia wood
Rinne (light color): solid tamo wood
【Country of origin】 Cambodia
【Handling precautions, maintenance methods, etc.】
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or placing high-temperature, high-humidity objects on the product may cause fading or discoloration.
If water or moisture gets on the main body, please wipe it clean.

*The product color may differ from the actual product depending on the monitor's display.
*Sizes (cm) may vary slightly.

We offer various types of hanging scrolls for each sect.
>> 'Hanging Scroll Category (view all types of hanging scrolls for each sect)' here.