Koryu-ji Miroku Bosatsu Buddha Face - Shueisha Nihon Koji Bijutsu Zenshu Publication Commemoration - Wooden Box Included - Not for Sale Product Description This is a Buddha face of the Koryu-ji Miroku Bosatsu, also known as "Hokan Miroku," the first national treasure of Japan. It is a face famous for its mysterious "archaic smile." This item was distributed exclusively to purchasers to commemorate the publication of "Nihon Koji Bijutsu Zenshu" (Complete Collection of Japanese Ancient Temple Art) published by Shueisha in 1979. It is a cast product with the characters of Shueisha engraved on the back. There are a few stains on the surface, but it is stored in a wooden box, and the cloth, explanation sheet, and protective cardboard are all included. Considering the more than 45 years of aging, it can be considered to be in good condition. For those who like it, please take this opportunity. Notes The main body, cushioning material, purple cloth, explanation sheet, wooden box, and protective cardboard, everything that was present at the time of publication, are all included. There are small scratches on the surface of the cardboard. The main body is unused, but there are small pinhole-like spots from the original casting (see image). Overall, it can be considered to be in good condition, not showing its age of over 45 years.