Beautiful condition. It's difficult to convey the beauty of the brocade in the photos, but it has a powerful presence when displayed. It's bright and gorgeous in person. It was stored at my family's temple. It's a hanging scroll that high-ranking monks have prayed to, so I think it's auspicious. It's from around the beginning of the Heisei era. I had it mounted and stored it without displaying it. I'm selling it because I want to pass it on to someone who will appreciate it in its beautiful condition. I spent a lot on the mounting, and had it made at a shop in Kyoto using brocade fabric, resulting in an elegant finish. The design includes the manji pattern within the gold thread pattern. Because of its size and height, when displayed, the beautiful and powerful brocade is visually appealing and has a warm, bright color. The nokyo-jiku (collection of temple stamps) of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage is in the center (Goshuin-jiku). It has all the stamps from all the temples, and it's said to be a good luck charm, so I think it's an auspicious hanging scroll. The center is a magnificent scroll depicting Kobo Daishi (Kukai). According to my research, it seems that specialist shops sometimes sell them for around 200,000 to 500,000 yen. Size (approx.): 2m x 70cm wide Condition: Beautiful condition (stored at home) Since there is no wooden box, I will put it in a paper box for hanging scrolls and pack it carefully for shipping. I am also selling it elsewhere, so the first person to buy it will have priority. Thank you.