Lotus Sutra 3 Kakejiku hanging scroll Nichiren Buddhism Mandala Japan ASO394

Lotus Sutra 3 Kakejiku Hanging Scrolls Nichiren Buddhism Mandala Japan ASO394

Description:
This is a set of three Japanese hanging scrolls (kakejiku) featuring mandalas related to the Lotus Sutra, a central scripture in Nichiren Buddhism. These antique scrolls reflect Japan’s deep spiritual tradition and carry significant historical and religious value.

Among the three scrolls, two are hand-painted Lotus Sutra mandalas, while the third scroll depicting the Eleven-Headed Kannon is a printed reproduction.
The Kannon scroll is believed to have been reproduced during the early to mid-Showa period. It bears the inscription "Uguisudani kinsha" (respectfully copied by Uguisudani), indicating that it was likely created by a Buddhist painter named Uguisudani.

Features:

• Set of 3 kakejiku scrolls from Japan

• Two hand-painted Lotus Sutra mandalas

• One printed scroll of the Eleven-Headed Kannon, reproduced in the Showa era

• Traditional materials: ink on paper with silk or textile mounting

• Likely used for personal devotion or in a small temple or altar space

Usage:
Perfect for collectors of Japanese religious art, practitioners of Nichiren Buddhism, or those interested in Japan’s spiritual culture. These scrolls also make meaningful decorative pieces for meditation rooms or cultural displays.

Size (approx.):

Largest scroll:

• Length: 185 cm

• Width: 42 cm

Condition:
Used – There are stains, tears, and signs of aging, but the sacred content remains intact. These natural imperfections reflect the age and authenticity of the scrolls.

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