Hanging scroll, reverse-struck, for the 88 sacred sites of Shikoku, with the six-character name of Amida Buddha, gold-embossed.

Product Description - This scroll is for the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage, specifically for reverse pilgrimages. - The pilgrimage begins at temple number 88 and runs in the opposite direction to the usual pilgrimage. - The six-character name of Amida Butsu (Namu Amida Butsu) and lotus motifs are beautifully inscribed in gold. - Comes with a paper mount and a special vinyl bag. - The vinyl case design may differ from the actual product. - Mounting fee is not included.

Size - Silk scroll: Approx. 140.0cm x 55.0cm - Paper mount: Approx. 166.0cm x 57.7cm - Core: Approx. 61.5cm The silk scroll is larger than the frame for receiving the goshuin stamp, with ample space above, below, and to the left and right. However, the overall size may vary depending on the cutting position.

<Sutra Space> - Shikoku 88 Temples + Koyasan Okunoin - 1 square: Approx. 8.0cm x 7.0cm - Temples 22-29, 62-67 only: Approx. 8.0cm x 6.0cm - Okunoin Square: 8.0cm x 12.0cm

<Material> - Main Frame: Silk - Mounting: Paper

*We have used images as close to the actual product as possible, but please note that colors may appear different depending on your computer settings. This is a sutra scroll for the 88 Shikoku Temples, specifically for reverse-stroke pilgrimages. The pilgrimage begins at temple 88, and is designed to be performed in the reverse direction of the normal pilgrimage. The six-character name of Amida Butsu (Namu Amida Butsu) and lotus flowers are beautifully inscribed in gold. Comes with a paper mount and a special plastic bag. Mounting fee is not included.