Edo Period Antique Japanese Fudo Myo-O Scroll

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Edo Period Antique Japanese Fudo Myo-O Scroll

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Period

Pre 1920

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Antique Japanese scroll painting of the wrathful guardian deity Fudo Myo-O standing along the edge of a cliff. His two fangs poke out of his mouth pointing in opposite directions. The sword he wields is named Kurikara, the demon slayer. The rope he holds in his opposite hand is used to bind demons. A ring of purifying flames burns around his backside. Artist chop in corner. 18th Century

Size: (Entire scroll) 67.5″ H x 20.5″ W (painting only) 37.5″ H x 15.5″ W

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Antique Japanese scroll painting of the wrathful guardian deity Fudo Myo-O standing along the edge of a cliff. His two fangs poke out of his mouth pointing in opposite directions. The sword he wields is named Kurikara, the demon slayer. The rope he holds in his opposite hand is used to bind demons. A ring of purifying flames burns around his backside. Artist chop in corner. 18th Century

Size: (Entire scroll) 67.5″ H x 20.5″ W (painting only) 37.5″ H x 15.5″ W

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Region

Japanese
Period

Pre 1920

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