This is a Buddhist item (hōgu) called the **Montoshikisho (門徒式章)**, used in the Jodo Shinshu Honganji-ha (Nishi Honganji) sect. It is worn by general lay believers as formal attire for Buddhist services and corresponds to a ring-shaped kesa (wakēsa) or a half-kesa (hankēsa), which are types of kesa (robes). About the Montoshikisho: * Purpose: Worn during Buddhist services such as daily prayers at home altars, visits to temples, and memorial services. It is intended to express the awareness and respect of a Monto (believer). * How to wear: Worn around the neck. * Color distinctions: There are no strict distinctions between men's and women's Montoshikisho in terms of color or pattern. * Color: Orange and gold patterns * Design: Geometric patterns * Material: Fabric * Decoration: Gold embroidery and braided cords * Features: Features unique patterns and decorations 60-390 Thank you for viewing.