Unused Soto Zen Buddhist Altar Hanging Scroll, Size 20, Shakyamuni Buddha, Jōyō Daishi, Jōsai Daishi, Buddhist Robe Kasaya

Image 7 shows two long, thin strips of cloth hanging from the top, called futai (wind streamers). The top ends are fixed, while the bottom ends are designed to flutter in the wind.
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This is an Unused Sōtō Zen Buddhist Altar Hanging Scroll.

Although it is unused, it has been stored, so it is listed as Near Mint Condition.

Sōtō Zen Buddhism was established approximately 800 years ago during the Kamakura period when Zen Master Dōgen brought the true transmission of Buddhism from China to Japan, and Zen Master Keizan spread it throughout the country, laying the foundation for the Sōtō school. These two masters are referred to as the Two Patriarchs, and along with the principal image, Shaka Nyorai (Shakyamuni Buddha), they are revered as the One Buddha and Two Patriarchs.

Dōgen [1200-1253]
A Zen monk of the early Kamakura period.
Founder of the Japanese Sōtō school.
He studied at Mt. Hiei, then traveled to Song China and inherited the Dharma from Tiantong Rujing.
Upon his return to Japan, he resided at Kennin-ji Temple, established Kōshō-ji Temple in Kyoto, and Eihei-ji Temple in Echizen.
Imperial posthumous titles: Busshō Dentō Kokushi and Jōyō Daishi.
Works: Shōbōgenzō, Fukan Zazengi.

Size
20-dai (a size designation for scrolls)
24.0 cm x 10.0 cm (top)
11.7 cm (bottom roller)

Stains on the front and back of Jōjō Daishi. Images 9, 12, 13.
Slightly shorter wind streamer at the top of the back of Shaka Nyorai. Image 18.
Tarnishing on the metal fittings of the roller. Image 16.

Although originally intended for Buddhist altars, it can also be placed nearby as a personal protective deity (jitbutsu) or carried for devotion.

There was a nun who performed her services with her personal protective deity placed in the west-facing room.

(She was a nun who performed her services with her personal protective deity placed in the west-facing room.)

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