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Main Body Size: Approximately 242mm (height) x Approximately 272mm (width) Shipping Bag Size: Approximately 362mm (height) x Approximately 228mm (width) Thank you very much for viewing this item from the many listings on Mercari's website. This is a shikishi (square paperboard) featuring the Daigoji Temple's Twelve Divine Generals, the Ox (Ushi), a National Treasure replica. While there is some evidence of use, it is in relatively good condition. This item is a replica of the Ox General from the Twelve Divine Generals, treasures of the National Treasure Daigoji Temple. The Twelve Divine Generals of Daigoji Temple are twelve generals who are the attendants (retainers) of Yakushi Nyorai (the Medicine Buddha). They are responsible for protecting Yakushi Nyorai and those who believe in his teachings. Each is associated with a zodiac sign and is widely worshipped. Details: Attendants of Yakushi Nyorai: The Twelve Divine Generals are followers of Yakushi Nyorai, spreading his teachings and protecting people from disasters. Association with the Twelve Zodiac Signs: Each general corresponds to a zodiac sign (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit...) and is also thought to govern the zodiac sign of that year. The Twelve Divine Generals of Daigoji Temple are central figures in the faith of Yakushi Nyorai, and their valiant appearance and powerful protective force have impressed many people. The spirit of the guardian deities and their serene beauty are contained within a single sheet of paper. This work is a replica of the Ox General. The powerful gaze and supple form are not merely decorative, but also convey a pure presence that protects the owner. Please check the photos for details. Photos (1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19)
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