■■■Product Description■■■ Namu Amida Butsu (Homage to Amitabha Buddha) In Jodo (Pure Land) Buddhism, it is known as the six-character mantra. It is said that chanting it will lead to rebirth in the Pure Land. In Jodo Shinshu (True Pure Land) Buddhism, it is considered a nembutsu (chant) of gratitude for being saved by Amitabha Buddha. "Namu" means "to take refuge in," "Amida" means "life that brings infinite blessings," and "Butsu" means Buddha. The whole phrase means "I take refuge in the Buddha who brings infinite blessings." It can be used year-round, for Buddhist services, in Japanese-style rooms, as a decoration for the tokonoma (alcove), or as a gift. 【Reference】 Jikun Shirai Dai Sojo (High Priest). Head of Daigenzan Temple. The 65th Dharma Master and former Abbot of the Yuzu Nembutsu Sect's head temple, Dainenbutsu-ji Temple (Hirano-ku, Osaka). It was solemnly performed at Dainenbutsu-ji Temple, the head temple of the Yuzu Nembutsu Sect. Died December 2008. ＜Condition＞ There are age-related stains, spots, and wrinkles. (See photos) Please judge the condition from the images. The items are all as shown in the images. This is a used item, so please understand this before purchasing. ■■■Size (Actual Measurement)■■■ Main body: Length approx. 193cm, Width approx. 48.5cm